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DOI: Research On Loped Figure Patterning In Intense Myocardial Infarction Disorder Patients With Appropriate Relationship To HDL Cholesterol
Dr. Josef Smith , Medical Science And Health Disease Department UkraineAbstract
Intense intense condition was quite possibly the most widely recognized reason for mortality and bleakness from one side of the planet to the other. Epicardial blood vessel atheroscleorosis was the primary danger factor for intense illness. Dyslipedemia is perhaps the main danger factor for atherosclerosis and its outcomes.
Keywords
HDL, Dyslipedemia, Ischemic intense illness
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