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Elevated serum transaminases in patients with acute coronary syndromes: Do we need a revision of exclusion criteria for clinical trials?

Małgorzata JasiewiczMałgorzata JasiewiczMichał KasprzakDiana A GorogBernd JilmaJolanta Siller-MatulaKarolina ObońskaRyszard DobosiewiczKrzysztof PstrągowskiPaul A Gurbel
Published in: Cardiology journal (2021)
Hepatic transaminases are often elevated in ACS, with the majority of patients with more extensive myocardial injury presenting high concentrations of AST. In the setting of ACS, current transaminase thresholds for liver dysfunction used in clinical trials may lead to excessive and inadequate exclusions of patients with larger infarcts from such trials.
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