Cardiovascular Disease Markers

Coronary artery disease, arrhythmia, congenital heart disease, etc. are all considered as cardiovascular diseases and are associated with the distorted functioning of the blood vessels or the heart. Physiological factors such as glucose and hormone levels, lipid profile, low LDL levels, serum-ferittin level, and impaired sterol efflux are considered as potential markers of the occurrence of cardiovascular diseases. The presence of these markers predict the possibility of occurrence of cardiovascular diseases.