急性脳梗塞における血流変異を予測する血清脂質プロファイル:前向きな研究

Dongxia Cheng1, Huawen Fu1, Ziqi Zhou2

  • 1LinShui County People's Hospital, China, No. 64, North Section of Renmin Road, Dingping Town, Linshui County, Guang'an City, Sichuan Province, China.

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まとめ

総コレステロール (TC) と高密度脂質コレステロール (HDL) の比率 (T/ H比) は,急性脳梗塞 (ACI) の静脈血栓解離 (IVT) の後の出血変異 (HT) と関連しています. より高いT/H比は,HTのリスクを予測する可能性があります.

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