2P-0542 Diagnosis hyper-LDL-cholesterolemia by cutting point separating affected and non-affected familial hypercholesterolemic patients validated by LDL-receptor gene mutants
Hiroshi Mabuchi(Koto Hospital), Akihiro Inazu(Kanazawa University), Masa‐aki Kawashiri(Kanazawa University), Wenying Yu(Kanazawa University), Tomio Nozue(Kanazawa University), T. Higashikata(Komatsu (Japan)), Yoshihiro Noji(Fukui Prefectural Hospital), H. Lu, A Nohara(Kanazawa University)
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