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Corneal arcus associated with dyslipidemia.
Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand = Chotmaihet thangphaet, 2002A cross sectional study based on 243 subjects with an age range of 20-63 years, was conducted to assess the prevalence of corneal arcus and the association between corneal arcus and dyslipidemia which is a coronary heart disease risk factor. The presence of corneal arcus was determined by hand-held slitlamp, serum lipids and serum plasma glucose ...
Arunee, Lertchavanakul +2 more
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Corneal arcus and hyperlipoproteinaemia.
Survey of ophthalmology, 1989A corneal arcus is a lipid deposition mainly consisting of cholesterol and phospholipid. Its prevalence varies in different populations and races, increases with age and is greater in the male. Earlier studies related the presence and severity of a corneal arcus to plasma lipid levels and linked it with certain familial hyperlipidaemias.
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Corneal arcus as an indicator of hypercholesterolemia.
Journal of the American Optometric Association, 1990For many years, corneal arcus has been documented as a normal, age-related change. Recent literature implies that corneal arcus is associated with elevated cholesterol, especially in the young, but that the association is not apparent in the elderly. This study demonstrates corneal arcus, regardless of age, as an indicator of elevated serum cholesterol,
J H, Nishimoto +3 more
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[Corneal arcus and life expectancy].
Orvosi hetilap, 2000In 1964-66, the authors completed the comprehensive medical screening of 1412 persons. Apart from the indicators of health state they also recorded their social and cultural parameters. The diagnoses they registered included AC, which has been covered in literature in rather contradicting ways.
G, Károlyi, K, Balázsy
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Corneal arcus in the Ugandan African
American Heart Journal, 1970G C, Cook, B R, Kanyerezi
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Corneal Arcus in Alport's Syndrome
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1973R M, Chavis, T, Groshong
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[Corneal arcus and hyperlipoproteinemia (author's transl)].
Klinische Wochenschrift, 1976In 60 patients with corneal arcus the incidence of hyperlipoproteinemia was examined by serum lipid and lipoprotein analysis. An elevation of the serum lipid, or lipoprotein contents was found in every patient. 52 patients showed a primary type II hyperlipoproteinemia, three had a type IV, and one a type V pattern.
M R, Parwaresch +3 more
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