Lipoprotein-a ("LP Little 'a'", Lp(a))

Advanced Lipoprotein(a) Testing for Cardiovascular Health Assessment The Lipoprotein(a) Test is a specialized assessment focusing on measuring Lp(a) levels in your blood, an important factor in evaluating heart health and risk of heart disease. Why Lipoprotein(a) Testing is Important: Lp(a) is a key marker for assessing the risk of coronary artery disease and stroke. High Lp(a) levels can indicate a higher risk of heart disease, independent of other cholesterol levels. The test is particularly relevant for individuals with a family history of heart disease or existing heart health concerns. Who Should Get Tested? Individuals with a family history of premature coronary heart disease. Patients with elevated LDL cholesterol and other risk factors for heart disease. Those who have undergone procedures like coronary angioplasty or bypass surgery. About the Test: Detailed Analysis: Quantifies Lp(a) in the blood using an immunoturbidimetric method for accurate measurement. Sample and T