V. Kukharchuk, G. Konovalov, A. Vedernikov, I. Adamova, G. Benevolenskaya, V. Sinitsyn, I. Trakht, S. Pokrovsky
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Abstract
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(1) All types of columns used are effective for the reduction of total cholesterol and LDL levels with the procedures performed once in 7–10 days. HDL level remained unchanged, which had a favourable effect on ratio.
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(2) Prolonged treatment leads to the regression of xanthomata.
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(3) Studies of coronary atherosclerosis regression after long-term LDL-apheresis are in progress.