Troponin least significant change (z-score) is associated with poor clinical outcomes in patients presenting to the emergency department.

Joel D SmithKai'En LeongTimothy FazioCherie Chiang

Published in: Annals of clinical biochemistry (2021)

Z-score is an assay-independent tool to alert clinicians of significant, dynamic troponin elevation and acute myocardial injury. It is associated with poorer clinical outcomes.

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