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Comment
. 2007 Sep 11;177(6):603; author reply 604-5.
doi: 10.1503/cmaj.1070055.

Treating hypertriglyceridemia

Georg Röggla, Michael Fasan, Stylianos Kapiotis
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Treating hypertriglyceridemia

Georg Röggla et al. CMAJ. .
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Figure 1: Serum of a patient with triglyceride-related acute pancreatitis. Left: Lipemic serum before treatment with insulin and heparin. Right: Clear serum after 5 days of therapy.
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