Impact of myocardial injury after coronary artery bypass grafting on long-term prognosis.

Leo Pölzl Matthias ThielmannS CymorekFelix Naegele Jakob Hirsch Michael Graber Nikolay SapplerJ EderS Staggl Fabian Theurl Hannes AbfaltererS J ReinstadlerJohannes HolfeldA GriesmacherHanno UlmerM GrimmAxel BauerE Ruttmann-UlmerArjang Ruhparwar Nikolaos Bonaros Can Gollmann-Tepeköylü

Published in: European heart journal (2022)

Incidence and prognosis of pMI differ markedly depending on the underlying definition of myocardial infarction for patients undergoing CABG. Isolated biomarker release-based definitions (such as troponin) were not associated with pMI relevant to prognosis. Additional signs of ischaemia detected by new electrocardiographic abnormalities, regional wall motion abnormalities, or coronary angiography should result in rapid action in everyday clinical practice.

Keyphrases

coronary artery bypass grafting
patients undergoing
percutaneous coronary intervention
coronary artery disease
clinical practice
left ventricular
heart failure
risk factors
acute coronary syndrome
mass spectrometry
left atrial
high speed
high resolution
atrial fibrillation