Clinical Features Of Hyperlipidaemia	

Hyperlipidaemia may present to the clinician in several ways. Unfortunately, however, the first manifestation is often a cardiovascular event. 
There are three main clinical manifestations of hyperlipidaemia: increased clinical consequences of atherosclerosis; cutaneous manifestations of hyperlipidaemia; and the chylomicronaemia syndrome that can occur when chylomicrons accumulate chronically.
As screening for hyperlipidaemia becomes more commonplace, asymptomatic cases are being detected more frequently. 

See later:
• Increased Atherosclerosis Risk
• Xanthomata
• Xanthelasma 
• Corneal Arcus
• Chylomicronaemia Syndrome