OBJECTIVES: The objective of this study was to analyze the levels of LDL, HDL and triglycerids in patients that suffered ischemic stroke with the goal of determining the number and ratio of individual deviations from standard values of the observed variables of the lipidogram and using the results compare numerically the individual variables and try to prove the existence of multiple pathological values of the observed variables. STUDY DESIGN: Cross-sectional study. PARTICIPANTS AND METHODS: The study involved the patients admitted to the Neurology ward of the General hospital „dr. Josip Benčević“ with the leading diagnosis of ischemic stroke in 2017 and had a lipidogram done. The data was gathered from the hospital system with the purpose of analysis. RESULTS: The research was conducted using the data of 109 patients with ischemic stroke. LDL was shown to be the most sensitive variable in prediction of ischemic stroke with 45.5%. Pathological values of triglycerides and LDL are more common in patients at the age of 56-65. All three variables – triglycerides, LDL and HDL are pathological in 7 (6,4%) patients. In patients of 56-65 years of age there are a lot more pathological triglyceride findings in combination with HDL or LDL, while in the other age groups there are no significant differences. We didn’t find any significant differences between genders. CONCLUSION: The values of LDL are the most sensitive variable of lipidogram for ischemic stroke. In the age group of 56-65 years, 80% of patients had a pathologycal LDL, and a lot more pathologycal triglycerides in combination with pathologycal HDL or LDL. Differences in lipid levels between genders were not found. Further analysis of dislipidemia in the population is required.