LDL-Subfractions in Cholesterol Control
$39.95
A New Paradigm in LDL-associated CVD significance
Cardiovascular Disease is the leading cause of death in both men and women worldwide.
Does high cholesterol mean a risk for cardiovascular diseases, heart attack, stroke?
Why is it important?
Half of myocardial infarctions occur in patients with no overt hyperlipidaemia, and 20% occur in the absence of any classic risk factor. 50% of people who suffer from coronary artery disease (CAD) have normal cholesterol levels indicates the need for a more specific diagnostic tool.
Plasma lipoprotein particles contain variable proportions of four major elements: cholesterol, triglycerides, phospholipids and specific proteins called apoproteins. The relationship between small dense LDL particles and an increased risk for CAD has been well established.
Evaluation of lipid sub-fractions in the role of CVD reveals key epidemiologic links to cardiovascular risk or the need for pharmaceutical statin interventions.
The anti-inflammatory or lipid-lowering effects of pharmacologic and nutritional therapies can further be elucidated with genetic polymorphisms and apo-lipoprotein markers.
Learning Outcomes
In this course webinar, you will learn:
• Differentiation and clinical significance of lipid markers
• Functional pathology approach to understanding biomarkers of CVD
• Genetic risk factors and markers
• Understanding a lab report
• Management of a cardiovascular patient
Introduction
Duration of video: 15:03 minutes
In this webinar, you will learn:
- how big is CAD?
- whats are the signs and symptons of cholesterol imbalance?
- what are the causitive and risk factors?
- what is dyslipidemia vs hypercholesteremia?
- how does stress affect cholesterol?
- do metal toxicities affect the heart?
CardioGenomics
Duration of video: 6:31 minutes
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Cardiogenomics
- Genetic factors
- Predictive factors in cholesterol and CAD
Emerging Lab Markers
Duration of video: 28:23 minutes
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Emerging Lab Markers in Coronory Artery disease (CAD)
- Lab testing for Cholesterol LDL-subfractions
- Apo-Lipoproteins
- Lipoprotein A
- Oxidised LDL
- Coronory Calcium Score
- Predictive and emerging lab markers
- Inflammation markers
Management of Cholesterol
Duration of video: 27:13 minutes
In this webinar, you will learn;
- Management of Cholestrol
- pharmaceutical medication
- natural medication
Case study
Duration of video: 6:18 minutes
In this webinar, you will learn:
Case Study
- case study with natural medication interventions
This offering provides CPD continuing professional development credits for
