Optimal target of LDL cholesterol level for statin treatment: challenges to monotonic relationship with cardiovascular events
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M. Matsuzaki | H. Daida | Y. Ozaki | R. Nagai | S. Suwa | Y. Nakagawa | Teruo Inoue | K. Miyauchi | T. Shinozaki | M. Sakuma | S. Toyoda | Hiroshi Iwata | S. Iimuro | Y. Nishihata | I. Taguchi | T. Kimura | H. Ogawa | Y. Saito | I. Sakuma | Yasuo Ohashi | Y. Ohashi | Teruo Inoue | Shigeru Toyoda | T. Kimura | Y. Saito
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