Depression of the general cholesterol does not lead to ...

At patients from a stable ischemic heart disease depression of levels of the general cholesterol does not lead to change of an index of a calcareous infiltration of coronary arteries.
Tel Hashomer Hospital (Tamat Gan, Israel) with colleagues have spent a computer tomography with an estimation of an index of a calcareous infiltration of coronary arteries to 518 patients with a stable stenocardia with middle age 63 years from which 372 received hypolipidemic therapy, 146 are not present. Within 4 years of observation the general cholesterol has decreased in both groups, but in larger degree in group hypolipidemic therapies. Essentially changes of an index of a calcareous infiltration of a myocardium it is noted.

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