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A population model of age and gender specific cardiac troponin levels

2024-12-21

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The range of the high-sensitivity cardiac troponin (HSCTN) values in the gen-eral population increases progressively with age, being several times higher in older patients, beyond 70 years old, than in younger ones, below 40. More accurate normal limits for HSCTN, taking into account age and gender, are needed for the differential diagnosis and evaluation of the prognostic signif-icance of increases that do not re...

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DOI: 10.1101/2024.12.20.24319414

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