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トロポニンT状態による耐火性不安定性アンギナ患者における血管検査結果

C Heeschen1, M J van Den Brand, C W Hamm

  • 1Stanford University Medical School, Dept. of Cardiovascular Medicine, Palo Alto, California 94305-5406, USA. heeschen@stanford.edu

Circulation
|October 6, 1999
PubMed
まとめ

不安定性アンギナ患者におけるトロポニンT濃度の上昇は,心臓発作リスクの上昇とアブシキシマブ治療への反応の改善を予測する. 血管検査の結果は,トロポニンTの状態よりも治療効果の予測力が弱かった.

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