Key result
Nutritional management remains central to preventing and resolving hyperlipaemia.
Why the study?
Hyperlipaemia results from excessive mobilisation of triglyceride stores overwhelming plasma clearance, requiring early identification and treatment including nutritional management.
Does nutritional management prevent and resolve hyperlipaemia in affected subjects?
Population
Subjects with hyperlipaemia and plasma triglyceride concentrations >5.6 mmol/l
Comparison
Nutritional management for prevention and resolution of hyperlipaemia
Design
Review
Authors
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Nutritional management may warrant priority in equine hyperlipaemia; leaves open confirmation via prospective trials.
Does nutritional management prevent and resolve hyperlipaemia in affected subjects?
Nutritional management is central to preventing and resolving hyperlipaemia, a condition characterized by excessive triglyceride mobilization.
Durham et al. (2015) conducted a review in Hyperlipaemia. Nutritional management was evaluated. Nutritional management plays a central role in the prevention and resolution of hyperlipaemia, a condition characterized by plasma triglyceride concentrations >5.6 mmol/l.
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