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Is the atherogenic index of plasma associated with the presence and severity of acute coronary syndrome in very young adults?
Is the atherogenic index of plasma associated with the presence and severity of acute coronary syndrome in very young adults?
The atherogenic index of plasma may serve as a superior biomarker compared to traditional lipid profiles for assessing ACS risk and severity in very young adults, with notable gender-specific differences.
May support AIP use in young ACS risk assessment; leaves open prospective validation of gender-specific thresholds.
AIP was independently associated with the presence and severity of ACS in very young patients in a gender-dependent manner, which might be superior to traditional lipid profiles.
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