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As a result of the chylomicron-rich blood within them, all retinal vessels in this disorder appear creamy white, salmon-pink, oryellow-gray. Consequently, arteries are distinguishable from veins only by their smaller caliber. This funduscopic appearance generally occurs only when theserum triglyceride concentration exceeds 4000 mg/dL. In this patient, the serum triglyceride level was 21,040 mg/dL, and the serum looked like cream (imageabove).
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