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Articles by Per Venge
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Article
July 2014
Point-of-care testing in the emergency department with emphasis on chest pain patients
The management at the emergency department of patients presenting with symptoms of chest pain and/or acute dyspnea accounts for a substantial proportion of emergency care resources.
In the work-up of these patients the blood measurements of cardiac troponins and brain natriuretic peptides are recommended by current...
D-dimer
Troponins
Natriuretic peptide
Article
October 2009
Low troponin I concentrations and clinical decision making
Troponin values above the 99th percentile and increasing/falling values found by serial testing in addition to signs and symptoms of myocardial ischemia means AMI.
Low troponin values, near or below the 99th percentile, can be used for prognosis. Highest hazard ratios were found when using the 90th percentile,...
Cardiac markers
Troponins
Natriuretic peptide