36F, 3 mo pp, BMI 31, ↑carb diet, mild abd discomfort + headaches.
Labs: TG 780 🆘 | TC 280 | HDL 32 | FPG 110 | Mild ↑LFTs | TSH normal.
No alcohol, no pancreatitis hx, mom w/ HC
Clinicians—1st step? Extra tests? Short + long-term goals?
Drop your plan ⬇️ Expert advice soon!
36F, 3 mo pp, BMI 31, ↑carb diet, mild abd discomfort + headaches.
Labs: TG 780 🆘 | TC 280 | HDL 32 | FPG 110 | Mild ↑LFTs | TSH normal.
No alcohol, no pancreatitis hx, mom w/ HC
Clinicians—1st step? Extra tests? Short + long-term goals?
Drop your plan ⬇️ Expert advice soon!
Pancreatitis risk doesn’t wait—so here’s your quick quiz:
At what TG level does risk really spike?
A) >250 mg/dL
B) >500 mg/dL
C) >1,000 mg/dL
D) >2,000 mg/dL
Drop your guess & let’s talk TGs + pancreatitis ⬇️
#TrigTriviaTuesday #Hypertriglyceridemia #MedEd
Pancreatitis risk doesn’t wait—so here’s your quick quiz:
At what TG level does risk really spike?
A) >250 mg/dL
B) >500 mg/dL
C) >1,000 mg/dL
D) >2,000 mg/dL
Drop your guess & let’s talk TGs + pancreatitis ⬇️
#TrigTriviaTuesday #Hypertriglyceridemia #MedEd
In SHASTA-2, plozasiran helped 90.6% of patients with severe hypertriglyceridemia drop TGs <500 mg/dL by week 24—and 76.5% stayed there through week 48. Nearly 50% reached normal TGs (<150 mg/dL).
In SHASTA-2, plozasiran helped 90.6% of patients with severe hypertriglyceridemia drop TGs <500 mg/dL by week 24—and 76.5% stayed there through week 48. Nearly 50% reached normal TGs (<150 mg/dL).
HTG-related pancreatitis = more ICU admissions, systemic complications & longer stays (Maat et al., 2021).
Early, aggressive TG reduction improves outcomes & lowers organ failure risk (Nawaz et al., 2015).
#TrigTriviaTuesday #TrigIQ #whatsUrTrigIQ
HTG-related pancreatitis = more ICU admissions, systemic complications & longer stays (Maat et al., 2021).
Early, aggressive TG reduction improves outcomes & lowers organ failure risk (Nawaz et al., 2015).
#TrigTriviaTuesday #TrigIQ #whatsUrTrigIQ
Did you know high triglycerides can trigger #AcutePancreatitis— and it’s often more severe and deadly than other causes?
Even one episode increases future risk. Repeated flares? They can lead to #chronicpancreatitis or worse.
Did you know high triglycerides can trigger #AcutePancreatitis— and it’s often more severe and deadly than other causes?
Even one episode increases future risk. Repeated flares? They can lead to #chronicpancreatitis or worse.
Severe hypertriglyceridemia (sHTG) often flies under the radar.
Join Dr. Seth Baum + Dr. James Underberg to gain insights on diagnosing + managing #sHTG.
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#sHTG #CardioMetabolicHealth
Severe hypertriglyceridemia (sHTG) often flies under the radar.
Join Dr. Seth Baum + Dr. James Underberg to gain insights on diagnosing + managing #sHTG.
🔍Case Studies 💬Live Q&A
🆓 Register: nta.ampstream.io/nta1
#sHTG #CardioMetabolicHealth
Join Dr. Seth Baum + Dr. James Underberg to gain insights into diagnosing + managing Severe Hypertriglyceridemia.
🧠 Insightful. 🔍 Practical. 💬 Live Q&A.
Register here: nta.ampstream.io/nta1
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Join Dr. Seth Baum + Dr. James Underberg to gain insights into diagnosing + managing Severe Hypertriglyceridemia.
🧠 Insightful. 🔍 Practical. 💬 Live Q&A.
Register here: nta.ampstream.io/nta1
@aspcardio.bsky.social @nationallipid.bsky.social @theaace.bsky.social
Q? Which 2 populations have a slightly higher prevalence of TGs >500 mg/dL?
A. Women aged 40-60
B. African Americans
C. Men aged 40-60
D. Hispanics
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Q? Which 2 populations have a slightly higher prevalence of TGs >500 mg/dL?
A. Women aged 40-60
B. African Americans
C. Men aged 40-60
D. Hispanics
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According to both the ACC/AHA + ESC guidelines, TGs should be reduced to ___ mg/dL to minimize the risk of acute pancreatitis in patients with sHTG?
A. <880
B. <500
C. <250
D. <150
Post your answer in the comments!
@aspcardio.bsky.social
According to both the ACC/AHA + ESC guidelines, TGs should be reduced to ___ mg/dL to minimize the risk of acute pancreatitis in patients with sHTG?
A. <880
B. <500
C. <250
D. <150
Post your answer in the comments!
@aspcardio.bsky.social
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about recognition + management of persistent chylomicronemia. Extreme hypertriglyceridemia, defined as TG levels ≥1000 mg/dL, is almost always indicative of chylomicronemia. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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