Small LDL subfractions are associated with coronary atherosclerosis despite no differences in conventional lipids.
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The overall tone is highly positive, with posts emphasizing the significance of lipoprotein subfractions over traditional lipids, such as phrases like 'better marker' and 'research breakthrough', which demonstrate high interest. Examples include congratulations to the authors and mentions of the clinical implications, reflecting both engagement and recognition of the potential impact on cardiovascular diagnostics.
Most discussions express strong support and validation for the study's findings, emphasizing the importance of lipoprotein subfractions in detecting coronary atherosclerosis.
The posts show high interest in the topic, highlighting keywords like 'significance', 'better marker', and 'advances in understanding,' indicating engagement with cutting-edge research.
Participants actively comment on the implications, congratulate the researchers, and discuss potential shifts in diagnostic approaches, reflecting deep engagement.
The discussions suggest that the research could influence future clinical assessments and research directions, although some see it as preliminary pending further studies.
Abstract in brief
- Small LDL particle subfractions are linked to coronary atherosclerosis even when traditional lipid levels do not differ, suggesting they could be better markers for cardiovascular risk.
- Patients with more severe coronary artery disease had higher levels of small, dense LDL particles and an increased apolipoprotein B/A1 ratio, indicating more atherosclerotic plaque.
- The findings imply that analyzing lipoprotein subfractions may improve prediction of coronary artery disease beyond conventional lipid tests, but further research is needed to confirm this potential.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky.@PhysiologicalG #APSselect study suggests lipid subfractions may be a better marker for coronary artery disease than conventional lipid measures: https://t.co/TaKfMFTgSt https://t.co/HgqYONlkLs
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Congratulations to @PhysiologicalG January #APSselect winners Sæther et al. for their article “Small LDL subfractions are associated with coronary atherosclerosis despite no differences in conventional lipids” @NTNU https://t.co/AtSUYu5d2y https://t.co/bozSrpW1JV
In other countries/less captured journals, particle size still shows significance “ Small LDL subfractions are associated with coronary atherosclerosis despite no differences in conventional lipids” Julie Caroline Sæther et al. Physiol Genomics.2023.
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In other countries/less captured journals, particle size still shows significance “ Small LDL subfractions are associated with coronary atherosclerosis despite no differences in conventional lipids” Julie Caroline Sæther et al. Physiol Genomics.2023.
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"Small LDL subfractions are associated with #CoronaryAtherosclerosis despite no differences in conventional lipids" by Julie Caroline Sæther et al. https://t.co/9CQy94dWC9 @NTNU #LipoproteinSubfractions #NMRspectroscopy #GensiniScore #PhysiologicalG https://t.co/SdQDeoOV94
RT @APSPublications: Congratulations to @PhysiologicalG January #APSselect winners Sæther et al. for their article “Small LDL subfractions…
Congratulations to @PhysiologicalG January #APSselect winners Sæther et al. for their article “Small LDL subfractions are associated with coronary atherosclerosis despite no differences in conventional lipids” @NTNU https://t.co/AtSUYu5d2y https://t.co/bozSrpW1JV
RT @APSPhysiology: .@PhysiologicalG #APSselect study suggests lipid subfractions may be a better marker for coronary artery disease than co…
RT @APSPhysiology: .@PhysiologicalG #APSselect study suggests lipid subfractions may be a better marker for coronary artery disease than co…
RT @APSPhysiology: .@PhysiologicalG #APSselect study suggests lipid subfractions may be a better marker for coronary artery disease than co…
.@PhysiologicalG #APSselect study suggests lipid subfractions may be a better marker for coronary artery disease than conventional lipid measures: https://t.co/TaKfMFTgSt https://t.co/HgqYONlkLs
Small LDL subfractions are associated with coronary atherosclerosis despite no differences in conventional lipids. https://t.co/9cFtzEbcIL
Small LDL subfractions are associated with coronary #atherosclerosis despite no differences in conventional lipids (Sæther et al. @NTNU) - just accepted in @PhysiologicalG https://t.co/7eohvfqema #lipoprotein #cardiovasculardisease #articlesinpress https://t.co/7WEmm7BKb5