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The document outlines the 2021 clinical guidelines on using high-sensitivity cardiac troponin for diagnosing acute chest pain, focusing on analytical aspects, clinical decision pathways, and integrating this biomarker in practice.
Year: 2021
Region / City: USA, UK, Europe
Subject: Acute chest pain, cardiac biomarkers
Document Type: Guideline, Clinical Recommendation
Organization / Institution: AHA, ACC, ASE, CHEST, SAEM, SCCT, SCMR, IFCC
Author: Yader Sandoval, Fred S. Apple, Simon A. Mahler, Richard Body, Paul O. Collinson, Allan S. Jaffe
Target Audience: Clinicians, cardiologists, emergency physicians, laboratorians
Period of validity: Ongoing
Date of approval: 2021
Date of changes: Not specified
Keywords: Chest pain, High-sensitivity cardiac troponin, Acute myocardial infarction, Myocardial injury, Clinical practice guidelines
Abbreviations: hs-cTn, IFCC, AHA, ACC, URL, CDP, RCT, ESC, FDA, ED
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Reasons for Patient Exclusions and Missed Cases in Cardiac Troponin Assays
Note: Year
Topic: Cardiac Troponin Assays, Patient Exclusions, STEMI
Document Type: Supplemental Table
Target Audience: Healthcare professionals, researchers
Topics: High-Sensitivity AHAACCASECHESTSAEMSCCTSCMR Troponin