Low circulating levels of HDL-cholesterol in women with PCOS and no other lipid abnormalities are associated to increased carotid intima media thickness and finding of atherogenic plaques.
Rosa Alba Longo(University of Palermo), Enrico Carmina(OHB (Italy)), Manfredi Rizzo(University of Palermo), Ilenia Pepe(University of Palermo), Ettore Guastella(University of Palermo), Gb Rini
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January 1, 2009
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