Publications by authors named "J Traurig"

Background: Our objective was to analyze dietary habits of patients with the IIb phenotype of familial combined hyperlipidaemia. These patients were instructed on the proper composition of their diet and they thought that they adhered to these recommendations.

Methods And Results: The authors examined 41 patients with IIb phenotype of familial combined hyperlipidaemia.

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Duolip forte (ethophylline clofibrate, tablets à 500 mg) produced by Merckle Austria was administered to 20 patients with different types of hyperlipoproteinaemia for a 6-month period in amounts of 500 mg/day. Before onset of treatment and during treatment the patients adhered to a defined hypolipidaemic diet. The total cholesterol level during administration increased from 7.

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Combined concurrent treatment with two or more hypolipidaemic agents is a modern trend in the pharmacotherapy of hyperlipoproteinaemias. Aggressive treatment of hyperlipoproteinaemias can lead not only to the arrest of progression but also to regression of the atherosclerotic process. The authors submit experience assembled with the treatment of 14 heterozygotes with familial hypercholesterolaemia by a combination of colestipol (Colestid Upjohn, Belgium) with gemfibrosil (Loped Parke-Davis, USA), 15 g and 1200 mg resp.

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In the specialized clinic for disorders of the lipid metabolism 27 patients, 8 men and 19 women, heterozygotes with familial hypercholesterolaemia were treated for 8 weeks with Colestid (colestipol bags a 5 g, Upjohn, Belgium). The administered dose was 15 g colestipol per day. After colestipol treatment the authors recorded a statistically significant decline of total cholesterol by 18% and of LDL-cholesterol by as much as 27%.

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