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Cardiac troponin I levels in an elderly population from the community—the implications of sex

Eggers et al., 2015

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24336611923857220
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Eggers K
Johnston N
Lind L
Venge P
Lindahl B
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Clinical biochemistry

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Objectives The importance of sex on cardiac troponin levels is increasingly recognized. We investigated whether the entities associated with troponin leakage and the prognostic consequences thereof would differ between elderly men and women from the community …
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