Syndrome X 6.4.07 For Selam Part D

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    1. Metformin Statin Aspirin BP  Weight  RIMONABANT (Canab) HDL  TORCETRAPIB (CETP  ) A B C D AMLO α – Bloc BPH
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    6. Rimonabant ( Canabis ) ( Wt  )
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    8. Table5: Categories of dyslipidaemia and treatment options
      • Elevated LDL(Type2-a)
      • Statins
      • Bile acid sequestrant
      • Low HDL
      • Hypoalphalipoproteinemia
      • Fibrates
      • Nicotinic acid
      • Estrogen
      • Anticonvulsants(phenytoin)
      • Elevated TG(Type4 )
      • Fibrates,Nicotinic acid,fish oil(statins)
      • Mixed dyslipidemia(Type2-b)
      • Statin+nicotinic acid *
      • Statin+fibrate#
      • Statin+bile acid sequestrant
      • Nicotinic acid+bile acid sequestrant
      * increased risk for myopathy or live dysfunction # increased risk of myopathy CETP  Torcetrapib – HDL 
    9. Doses to get to the level of 100mg/dl The starting dose should be the one necessary to achieve the goal and not the lowest one *Approval for use of this dose level applied for to the FDA LE >3*ULN=liver enzyme incr >3 times upper limit of normal 42% 55% 2% 160 80 37% 48% 2% 80 40 32% 41% 7% 1% 80 40 20 27% 34% 0.50% 80 40 40 20 10 22% 27% 0.25% 40 20 20 10 5 Cholesterol LE >3*ULN Total LDL HDL Fluvastatin Pravastatin Lovastatin Simvastatin Atorvastatin
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    11. Inspite of proven data on effective BP control, There is a GAP between awareness, treatment and actual control… Life Style ( Smoking ) BP Diabetic Lipids Waist Line > 95 Pre Hyper 135/85 Pre Dia FBS 115 HDL < 35 TGL > 195 CRP IHD – Sudden Death Vulnerable Plaque Vulnerable Person Polypill
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    15. Diabetic risk score Age >65 = 20 Waistline>90 = 5 Family History =5 If > 25 Hypertension risk score Age >40 =10 Family History=5 Cold &Exercise BP=5 If > 15 Cardioc risk CRP MICROALB TMT CAROTIDDOP CT CALCIUM SC
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    17. 1.00 1.82 2.78 8.68 0 1 2 4 6 8 Normal thickening plaque stenosis Relative hazard of acute MI in men with different manifestation of common carotid atherosclerosis P=0.22 0.01mm/yr 0.06mm/yr Relative hazard of acute MI
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      • ANT MI
      • ST  > 10 mm > 6 leads
      • ST  V1 – avr
      • Reciprocals  LIII – V5 – V6
      • RBBB
      • INF. MI
      • ST  > in LII
      • ST  6 mm
      • Reciprocals  LI avl V4-V6 + V3R
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