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Objective:To study the significance of low-density lipoprotein immune complexes(LDL-IC) in the pathogenesis of complicated coronary lesion.Methods:Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay(ELISA) was used to measure the serum LDL-IC in 139 patients with coronary heart disease and 111 normal controls.The patients were divided by coronary angiography into a multi-vessel diseased group,an ambi-vessel diseased group,mono-vessel diseased group;diffuse lesion group,a located lesion group,a serious stenoses group and a light stenoses group.Results: The LDL-IC level was significantly higher in the multi-vessel diseased group than in the ambi-vessel diseased group([2.75?1.22]AU vs [2.35?0.83]AU,P
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Objective:To study the significance of LDL immune complexes in the pathogenesis of acute coronary syndrome(ACS).Methods:Enzyme linked immunosorbent Assay was used to measure the plasma LDL-IC in 139 patients with coronary heart disease(76ACS;63NACS) and in 111 control subjects.The patients with coronary heart disease were divided into multi-vessel diseased group(2-vessel diseased group and 2 vessels more)and mono-vessel diseased group(1-vessel diseased group)by coronary angiography.Results:①LDL-IC level was higher in patients with ACS than that in patients with non-ACS[(2.78?1.08)AU vs(1.74?0.45)AU,P