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Familial HDL deficiency syndromes are commonly associated with diffuse corneal opacification and premature coronary artery disease, often linked to apolipoprotein A-I abnormalities.
This review highlights that familial HDL deficiency syndromes, often linked to apolipoprotein A-I abnormalities, are clinically associated with premature coronary artery disease and diffuse corneal opacification.
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May alert clinicians to HDL deficiency in premature CAD with corneal opacification; leaves open apoA-I causality in atherosclerosis.
Ernst J. Schaefer (1984) conducted a review in Familial high density lipoprotein (HDL) deficiency syndromes. Familial high density lipoprotein (HDL) deficiency was evaluated. Familial HDL deficiency syndromes are commonly associated with diffuse corneal opacification and premature coronary artery disease, often linked to apolipoprotein A-I abnormalities.
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