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Does elevated cardiac troponin I in patients with unstable angina predict ischemia on stress testing? AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CARDIOLOGY Fearon, W. F., Lee, F. H., Froelicher, V. F. 1999; 84 (12): 1440-?
Abstract
To help guide physicians in their evaluation of patients with acute coronary syndromes, we investigated whether elevated cardiac troponin I in patients presenting with unstable angina predicts ischemia on stress testing. Elevated cardiac troponin I in patients who present with chest pain and normal creatine kinase levels is associated with ischemia on stress testing, as well as with future cardiac events.
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