… Methods and Results: Before routinely using any test as a biochemical marker of myocardial
damage, the published evidence for its diagnostic utility must be critically assessed. Such …

… it satisfied another requirement of an ideal cardiac marker [10]: It could become … biochemical
marker of myocardial damage and later it gained a significant role as a “rule out” marker for …

… However, the development of rapid immunoassays applicable to a number of analytical
platforms has revolutionized the use of myoglobin as an early marker of myocardial damage.32…

… are perfusion myocardial scintigraphies in these patients. Therefore, the use of myocardial
protein markers is the most reliable means of diagnosis, and biochemical markers are …

… Among the other new markers of early detection of myocardial damage, heart fatty acid
binding protein, glycogen phosphorylase BB and myoglobin / carbonic anhydrase III ratio seem …

… , slight elevations in the biochemical markers of myocardial damage are frequently detected
… Furthermore, the significance of increases in more sensitive markers of myocardial damage …

… Tat the 4th postoperative day is valuable for diagnosing perioperative myocardial infarctions.
The parameter may also be used to evaluate perioperative myocardial damage in general. …

… myocardial damage is one of the major challenges to contemporary cardiology. New biochemical
markers … of not only patients with myocardial infarction but those with unstable angina …

… of myocardial damage in … biochemical markers have often been used, their value has been
limited by their lack of sensitivity and specificity in the presence of skeletal muscle damage. A …

… H-FABP is a small protein abundant in the cytosol which is readily released into the
circulation following myocardial damage. In contrast, most troponins are components of the …