Long Term Benefits Of A Holistic Approach On Dyslipidaemia Management: Today For A Greater Future
Published: 19 February 2021
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22m 15sPart 1 Maciej Banach Maciej Banach, François Schiele, Carlos Aguiar, Alberto Zambon
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6m 49sPart 2 François Schiele François Schiele
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10m 44sPart 3 Carlos Aguiar Carlos Aguiar
Overview
ESC and EAS guidelines brought several important new recommendations.
LDL-C control is still the first goal, but a single approach does not fit all patients.
Viatris' extensive portfolio can tackle various types of dyslipidaemias from early lifestyle reinforcement to very high-risk conditions. It is this holistic approach that we would like to share for a greater future for your patients.
Key Learning Objectives
- How to reach the LDL-C goals of high to very high-risk patients with combination therapy
- Red yeast rice supplementation
- How to differentiate EPA from Fenofibrates and how to manage hypertriglyceridemia with Fenofibrates
Faculty
- Maciej Banach
- François Schiele
- Alberto Zambon
- Carlos Aguiar
More from this programme
Part 1
Low-dosage red yeast rice supplementation in cholesterol control: review and expert opinion by ILEP
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Maciej Banach | Watch now |
Part 2
Are new LDL-C goals for ACS achievable in real life? How Registries could help?
1 session | |
François Schiele | Watch now |
Part 3
Long term benefits of a holistic approach on dyslipidaemia management; today for a greater future
1 session | |
Carlos Aguiar | Watch now |
Part 4
Long term benefits of a holistic approach on dyslipidaemia management; today for a greater future
1 session | |
Alberto Zambon | Watch now |
Faculty Biographies
Alberto Zambon
Professor Alberto Zambon is Associate Professor of Medicine in the Department of Medicine, DIMED University of Padua School of Medicine, in Italy and also Affiliate Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism and Nutrition at the School of Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle in the USA.