The evidence of the causal role of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol in the development of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease is well-established. The clearly identified common position of the European guidelines proclaims necessity to decrease LDL-C concentrations based on a proper risk stratification. However, current worldwide situation with the lipid management still demonstrates inadequate dyslipidemia control, that is probably related to a healthcare system issues. As the need to standardize and implement approaches following the guidelines into clinical practice remains a challenge, the EAS initiates the Lipid Clinics Network project, aiming to provide a structure to establish uniform EU-wide standards of diagnosis, management and treatment of patients with lipid disorders, based on the ESC/EAS Guidelines on management of dyslipidaemias.

Lipid Clinics Network. Rationale and design of the EAS global project / A.S. Alieva, L. Tokgozoglu, K.K. Ray, A.L. Catapano. - In: ATHEROSCLEROSIS SUPPLEMENTS. - ISSN 1567-5688. - 42(2020 Dec), pp. e6-e8.

Lipid Clinics Network. Rationale and design of the EAS global project

A.S. Alieva;A.L. Catapano
2020

Abstract

The evidence of the causal role of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol in the development of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease is well-established. The clearly identified common position of the European guidelines proclaims necessity to decrease LDL-C concentrations based on a proper risk stratification. However, current worldwide situation with the lipid management still demonstrates inadequate dyslipidemia control, that is probably related to a healthcare system issues. As the need to standardize and implement approaches following the guidelines into clinical practice remains a challenge, the EAS initiates the Lipid Clinics Network project, aiming to provide a structure to establish uniform EU-wide standards of diagnosis, management and treatment of patients with lipid disorders, based on the ESC/EAS Guidelines on management of dyslipidaemias.
cardiovascular risk; dyslipidemia; risk management; European guidelines;
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