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Hypercholesterolemia during hospitalization

The case for closer surveillance

David T. Nash
, MD
Pages 303-310 | Published online: 16 May 2016

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David T. Nash. (2004) Cardiovascular risk beyond LDL-C levels. Postgraduate Medicine 116:3, pages 11-15.
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David T. Nash. (1988) Preventive cardiology. Postgraduate Medicine 84:1, pages 231-234.
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Sami Viskin, Gabi Amir, Shezad Sanaullah, Eli Lev, Karin Heller, Yael Villa, Zeev Zak, Joab Chapman, Shlomo Laniado & Bernard Belhassen. (1995) Attitudes of attending physicians to the incidental diagnosis of hypercholesterolemia in hospitalized patients. The American Journal of Cardiology 75:7, pages 511-513.
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M V CohenM J ByrneB LevineT GutowskiR Adelson. (1991) Low rate of treatment of hypercholesterolemia by cardiologists in patients with suspected and proven coronary artery disease.. Circulation 83:4, pages 1294-1304.
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David T. Nash. (1990) Physician inertia in dealing with hypercholesterolemia discovered during hospitalizatlon. The American Journal of Cardiology 65:20, pages 1410.
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John R. CrouseIIIIII, Jacqueline E. Ryu & Frederic R. Kahl. (1989) Changes in Pharmacologic Treatment of Hyperlipidemia. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 5:2, pages 90-94.
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