Ezetimibe and Statin-Associated Myopathy

  1. Richard Fux, MD;
  2. Klaus Mörike, MD;
  3. Udo-Frank Gundel, MD;
  4. Rüdiger Hartmann, MD; and
  5. Christoph H. Gleiter, MD
  1. From Tübingen, Reutlingen, and Münsingen, Germany.

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    Background: Ezetimibe, a recently approved inhibitor of intestinal cholesterol absorption, may be added to a statin to improve control of hypercholesterolemia, although it is also licensed for monotherapy (10 mg/d). While statins carry …

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