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The decision support system described relates to the problem of the diagnosis and management of patients with disorders of lipid metabolism. Dietary and/or pharmacological intervention in patients with hyperlipidaemias is now widely accepted as being beneficial. (1) The recent Lipid Research Clinics program has shown that energetic reduction of elevated cholesterol levels reduces the increased risk of coronary heart disease. (2)
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Fhaircheallaigh, D.N., Sinnott, M., Grimson, J., McGill, T., O’Moore, R. (1987). Micro Computer Based Decision Support for Lipid Disorders. In: Fox, J., Fieschi, M., Engelbrecht, R. (eds) AIME 87. Lecture Notes in Medical Informatics, vol 33. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95549-5_26
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