Highly sensitive troponin t (hstnt) profile for outcome prediction after cardiac surgery

Omar, AS; Sudarsanan, S; Hanoura, Samy; Osman, Hany M.; Sivadasan, Praveen; Shouman, Yasser; Tuli, AK; Singh, Rajvir; Khulaifi, A Al

doi:10.1186/2197-425x-3-s1-a108

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“…Furthermore, elevated levels of troponin T has been associated with short-term and medium-term mortality and morbidity [15,21,29,[35][36][37]. In an extensive meta-analysis of 17 studies conducted by Laurati et al [29], the estimated diagnostic odds ratio (OR) of elevated cTn after cardiac surgery for midterm (≥ 12 months) all-cause mortality was 5.46(95% CI: 2.0 -14.6) and for short-term mortality (≤ 30 days) was 6.57 (95% CI: 4.3 -10.1), in this study the level of troponin T varied considerably between studies (0.8 -2.0 µg/L) or (800 -2000 ng/L).…”

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Troponin T After Cardiac Surgery: What Is Normal? A Review of the Literature

Nellipudi

2021

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It is well established that cardiac biomarkers are universally raised post-cardiac surgery. This is due to various preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative factors. At present, no reliable tool or model considers intraoperative and postoperative factors to predict morbidity and mortality after cardiac surgery. Troponin T as a single or serial measurement to predict postoperative mortality and morbidity, is an attractive diagnostic tool due to the direct relationship to myocardial damage and the availability of testing. Currently, there is no consensus regarding the expected release of troponin T post-cardiac surgery. From a diagnostic and prognostic point of view, troponin T testing could be beneficial in recognising high-risk patients and any imminent compilations early. Therefore, this review aims to assess the expected release profile and prognostic value of troponin T after cardiac surgery. Keywords: troponin T., CABG, MPM, SAPS

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Section: Prognostic Value Of Troponin Tmentioning

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Troponin T After Cardiac Surgery: What Is Normal? A Review of the Literature

Nellipudi

2021

IJMBS

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Highly sensitive troponin t (hstnt) profile for outcome prediction after cardiac surgery

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Troponin T After Cardiac Surgery: What Is Normal? A Review of the Literature

Troponin T After Cardiac Surgery: What Is Normal? A Review of the Literature

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