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Finding very high lipoprotein(a): the need for routine assessment.

Nick S NurmohamedYannick KaiserPauline C E SchuitemaShirin IbrahimMelchior NiermanJohan C FischerSteven A J ChamuleauPaul KnaapenErik S G Stroes
Published in: European journal of preventive cardiology (2021)
The prevalence of ASCVD is nearly three-fold higher in adults with Lp(a) >99th percentile compared with matched subjects with Lp(a) ≤20th percentile. In individuals with very high Lp(a), addition of Lp(a) resulted in one-third of patients being reclassified in primary prevention, and over half being reclassified in secondary prevention.
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