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Essential Hyperlipemia

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Lipids and Lipidoses

Abstract

“Milky” blood was observed frequently by physicians of the last century when blood letting was liberally employed. The fact that this turbid to creamy appearance of the blood serum was usually attributable to a high fat content had been clearly demonstrated by Hewson in 1774. However, numerous reports of serum turbidity prior to 1850 probably included conditions other than hyperlipemia (leukemias, etc.).

Work performed during tenure of a research fellowship at the Institute for Metabolic Research, Highland General Hospital, Oakland, Cal.

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Kinsell, L.W., Schlierf, G., Kahlke, W., Schettler, G. (1967). Essential Hyperlipemia. In: Schettler, G. (eds) Lipids and Lipidoses. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87367-6_17

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