… (ESC) recommends an algorithm to rapidly rule in or rule out NSTEMI using high-sensitivity
cardiac troponin concentrations, regardless of renal function.[18] In reality, applying this to …

… mortality, and frequently occurs in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Cardiac
troponin is an exquisitely sensitive biomarker for myocardial injury and plays an essential role in …

… of increase in cardiac troponins concentrations in … heart disease, pulmonary embolism,
chronic renal failure and sepsis (systemic inflammatory response)) not related to myocardial …

… of cardiac troponins with progression of chronic kidney disease will … high‐sensitivity cardiac
troponin T levels in these patients. … cardiac troponin T, increasing high‐sensitivity cardiac …

… renal function We assessed the association of hs-cTnI with measures of renal function in
patients … , and compared hs-cTnI levels between patients with or without AMI (as shown in Fig. 2)…

… hs-cTn elevations above the 99th percentile due to non-ischaemic myocardial injury. Chronic
kidney disease patients with suspected ACS are often under-treated and that may, in part, …

… in heart failure patients who have normal kidney function. In a study comparing healthy subjects
with heart failure patients who had normal kidney function… -sensitivity cardiac troponin I. J …

… Unlike cardiac troponin, which is present in the organelles of cardiomyocytes, H-FABP exists
in the form of soluble protein in the cytoplasm. Therefore, serum H-FABP is more timely and …

… High-sensitivity cardiac troponin (hs-cTn) assays have improved the diagnosis of myocardial
infarction in patients with healthy kidney function and are now widely used in clinical …

… chronic elevation of cardiac troponin levels in CKD patients is related to decreased renal
clearance or increased cardiac … Considering the relationship between renal function and hs‐TnT…