METHOD FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE TREATMENT OF LIPIDEMIA Russian patent published in 2019 - IPC G01N33/53 G01N33/68 G01N33/92 

Abstract RU 2694534 C1

FIELD: satisfaction of vital human requirements.

SUBSTANCE: present invention relates to a method for assessing the clinical effectiveness of lipidemia by laboratory examination of blood lipids before and after treating lipidemia with subsequent determination of the atherogenic coefficient, wherein before and after treatment of lipidemia, the ratio (TCS+TAG)/CS of HDL is determined, and with simultaneous reduction of this ratio to 4.0 standard units and the total cholesterol level by 20 % and more from the initial value, the lipidemia treatment is evaluated as highly effective, and with simultaneous reduction of total cholesterol by 19 % and lower and reduction of the above atherogenic coefficient to 4.1 and more, the treatment of lipidemia is considered to be low-effective.

EFFECT: high accuracy of assessing the clinical effectiveness of lipidemia using a simple method which does not require high material costs.

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Authors

Kanskaya Natalya Viktorovna

Udut Vladimir Vasilevich

Fedorova Nina Aleksandrovna

Dyakov Denis Aleksandrovich

Dates

2019-07-16Published

2019-02-19Filed