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Acc2014 13

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ACC.14Annual Scientific Sessions of the American College of Cardiology

Washington DC

29-31 March 2014

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Clinical effects of introducing high sensitivity troponin T testing: SWEDEHEART registry data

Commentary:Professor David Brieger

Concord Hospital, Sydney

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Baseline characteristics

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In-hospital course

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In-hospital course

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1-year mortality

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Adjusted all-cause mortality by hs-cTnT

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• Data from this very large Swedish registry confirms that the introduction of high-sensitivity troponin assays substantially expands the pool of patients with ‘elevated’ troponin T levels.

• Importantly, the analysis confirms the prognostic significance of troponin T, showing a clear association with all-cause mortality once the level exceeds 14 ng/mL.

Commentary: Professor David Brieger