A high prevalence of dyslipidemia (63%), particularly hypercholesterolemia, was found in Venezuelan patients with ischemic cardiomyopathy, reinforcing the need for lipid management in this population.
The dislipidemias are a risk factor well recognized of the cardiovascular diseases and constitute a problem of public health. A descriptive study in 150 patient elders of 30 years with diagnosis of Izquemic Cardiopathyes accomplished itself for the sake of identifying dislipidemias in patients of high cardiovascular risk that they helped the high-technology General Medical Center state James Mariño Aragua, at the Republic Bolivariana of Venezuela, that you constituted the sign of study from October 2011 to October 2012. They used quantitative and variables like weight, age, sex, pathological personal background, risk factors cardiovascular associates, seric levels of total cholesterol,, HDL cholesterol, LDL cholesterol VLDL cholesterol. 63 percent of patients with dislipidemias were detected, being hypercholesterolemia the more alteration frequently found. The ages understood between 41 and 60 years evidenced the bigger frequency.
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