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Eruptive xantomas on back, palms, knee, heel, elbows, before (A) and after treatment (B).
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F1
Physical examination revealed multiple extensive tendinous xanthomas of Achilles tendons and flexor tendons of fingers, eruptive xanthomas of knees, elbows, back, palms and heels, as well as corneal arcus (see Figure 1A). After 6 months of fenofibrate therapy, during a follow-up visit, it was noted that the skin xantomas became less prominent (see Figure 1B).
Coronary angiogram. (A) 80% occlusion of the proximal anterior descending artery, (B) 85% occlusion of the distal circumflex artery, (C) 100% occlusion of the proximal right coronary artery, (D) stent in anterior descending artery.
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F2
He received a drug eluting stent in anterior descending artery (see Figure 2).