Rapid Plaque Progression Is Independently Associated With Hyperglycemia and Low HDL Cholesterol in Patients With Stable Coronary Artery Disease: A PARADIGM Study.
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Discussions emphasize the significance of the findings, such as hyperglycemia and low HDL cholesterol driving plaque progression, with many users referencing specific data like 'rapid plaque progression' and praising the work’s methodology, tone, and potential impact on treatment strategies, which demonstrates strong support and active engagement with the research’s implications.
Many discussions highlight the importance of the study’s findings, supporting its conclusions about risk factors like hyperglycemia and low HDL cholesterol.
The participants show high interest, frequently referencing specific data points, such as plaque progression rates and risk factors, indicating active engagement.
Posts compare the study with previous work, praise the methodology, and mention contributors, demonstrating deep engagement with the research.
Discussions emphasize the potential influence on clinical practices and future research, suggesting that the study could significantly shape understanding of coronary artery disease.
Abstract in brief
- The study evaluated how various cardiometabolic risk factors, such as metabolic syndrome and individual factors like high fasting glucose and low HDL cholesterol, impact the progression of coronary plaque and the likelihood of major cardiovascular events in patients with stable coronary artery disease.
- In a cohort of 1,200 patients followed over several years, 28% experienced rapid coronary plaque progression, identified primarily through increased atheroma volume, which indicates worsening arterial health.
- The findings suggest that a combination of risk factors, particularly high blood sugar and blood pressure, significantly forecast both plaque progression and serious cardiovascular incidents, highlighting the importance of monitoring these factors in at-risk patients.
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Most liked on X and Blueskyこのように介入研究ではLDLと動脈硬化の因果関係を決定づけることはそもそも不可能である。 観察研究ではどのような結果になっているかといえば、こちらの論文の通り。 https://t.co/kwf3ujrxRY 4,260人の参加者でLDLと動脈硬化に相関がないことが示されている。最も大きな相関は高血糖+低HDL。 3/8 https://t.co/jnBdga06AJ
RAPID PLAQUE PROGRESSION IS INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERGLYCEMIA AND LOW HDL CHOLESTEROL IN PATIENTS WITH STABLE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE: A PARADIGM STUDY Neglia et al. Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging Volume 17, Number 7 doi: 10.1161/CIRCIMAGING.123.016481 https://t.co/4LduvTReJ8
In stable CAD, hyperglycemia & low HDL-C is associated with rapid Plaque Progression independently of other RFs, baseline plaque burden, and treatment @DaniloNeglia @Mumofsteel77 @FCademartiri @lucasabaITA @DAndreiniMD @almallahmo @BudoffMd @ChinnaiyanMD https://t.co/gt4B6ntAY8 https://t.co/zhbWIHUTlr
@AdrianSotoMota Is that a progression around three times as fast as those with metabolic syndrome with suspected/CAD? https://t.co/M2DH3QzEsY
@NATROM https://t.co/kwf3ujrxRY こちらの研究でもプラークの進行はHigh FPGとLow HDL-Cと関連しており、High LDL-Cとは相関していない。 プラークとLDL-Cが相関しないのにLDL-C高値が心血管イベントの原因となるのはどのような機序か? 明確に回答しなさい。 https://t.co/skBF15o9U9
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@Pl4ntbased @BudoffMd Should add Neglia et al 2024, from PARADIGM cohort. https://t.co/JcjXhmtmJe Annual median of delta NCPV was 0.61 mm3 for MetS negative and 1.51 mm3 for MetS positive patients with stable CAD..
@MattCalkinsMD @JoshJwageman @realDaveFeldman @lipo_fan @BrianLenzkes "The combination of high FPG with low HDL-C levels, which is very frequent in diabetes and prediabetic states, is a strong and independent determinant of rapid coronary plaque progression, outperforming other cardiometabolic risk factors." https://t.co/mKxDhOAuZK https://t.co/BM3zh4R4VT
@MohammedAlo @richcollins @ifixhearts @POTUS @DrMakaryFDA @RobertKennedyJr @DrAseemMalhotra Plenty of studies support a protective role for HDL. Example below. https://t.co/SB57YREaKs
@AdrianSotoMota Is that a progression around three times as fast as those with metabolic syndrome with suspected/CAD? https://t.co/M2DH3QzEsY
RT @maiti_86: このように介入研究ではLDLと動脈硬化の因果関係を決定づけることはそもそも不可能である。 観察研究ではどのような結果になっているかといえば、こちらの論文の通り。 https://t.co/kwf3ujrxRY 4,260人の参加者でLDLと動脈硬化に…
RT @maiti_86: このように介入研究ではLDLと動脈硬化の因果関係を決定づけることはそもそも不可能である。 観察研究ではどのような結果になっているかといえば、こちらの論文の通り。 https://t.co/kwf3ujrxRY 4,260人の参加者でLDLと動脈硬化に…
このように介入研究ではLDLと動脈硬化の因果関係を決定づけることはそもそも不可能である。 観察研究ではどのような結果になっているかといえば、こちらの論文の通り。 https://t.co/kwf3ujrxRY 4,260人の参加者でLDLと動脈硬化に相関がないことが示されている。最も大きな相関は高血糖+低HDL。 3/8 https://t.co/jnBdga06AJ
https://t.co/mKxDhOAuZK
@NATROM https://t.co/kwf3ujrxRY こちらの研究でもプラークの進行はHigh FPGとLow HDL-Cと関連しており、High LDL-Cとは相関していない。 プラークとLDL-Cが相関しないのにLDL-C高値が心血管イベントの原因となるのはどのような機序か? 明確に回答しなさい。 https://t.co/skBF15o9U9
RT @FCademartiri: RAPID PLAQUE PROGRESSION IS INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERGLYCEMIA AND LOW HDL CHOLESTEROL IN PATIENTS WITH STABLE C…
RT @FCademartiri: RAPID PLAQUE PROGRESSION IS INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERGLYCEMIA AND LOW HDL CHOLESTEROL IN PATIENTS WITH STABLE C…
RT @FCademartiri: RAPID PLAQUE PROGRESSION IS INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERGLYCEMIA AND LOW HDL CHOLESTEROL IN PATIENTS WITH STABLE C…
Study fulltext: https://t.co/541Ignb1AT Editorial fulltext: https://t.co/NLU4cx7WnO This is a great work from our team, and in particular from Danilo Neglia and Chiara Caselli with some help from my side and great help from Hyuk-Jae Chang and his team.
RAPID PLAQUE PROGRESSION IS INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERGLYCEMIA AND LOW HDL CHOLESTEROL IN PATIENTS WITH STABLE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE: A PARADIGM STUDY Neglia et al. Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging Volume 17, Number 7 doi: 10.1161/CIRCIMAGING.123.016481 https://t.co/4LduvTReJ8
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RT @CircImaging: In stable CAD, hyperglycemia & low HDL-C is associated with rapid Plaque Progression independently of other RFs, baseline…
RT @CircImaging: In stable CAD, hyperglycemia & low HDL-C is associated with rapid Plaque Progression independently of other RFs, baseline…
In stable CAD, hyperglycemia & low HDL-C is associated with rapid Plaque Progression independently of other RFs, baseline plaque burden, and treatment @DaniloNeglia @Mumofsteel77 @FCademartiri @lucasabaITA @DAndreiniMD @almallahmo @BudoffMd @ChinnaiyanMD https://t.co/gt4B6ntAY8 https://t.co/zhbWIHUTlr
Rapid Plaque Progression Is Independently Associated With Hyperglycemia and Low HDL Cholesterol in Patients With Stable Coronary Artery Disease: A PARADIGM Study | Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging https://t.co/22arT4PT8h