The Effects of a Liver Transplant on Cardiovascular Disease

In the 19th century, people with familiar hyperterollemia live longer than average. For about 1900 to about 1950, they had an increased risk of death compared to the surrounding population. And since then, it's been the same. There is no association between genetic familiar hypercholesterolemia in the family and the rate of cardiovascular deaths. They haven't brought function in blood coagulation.