Is soluble ST2 a marker for acute cardiac allograft rejection?
sST2 concentrations are modulated by the presence of acute rejection and provide complementary predictive ability to NT-proBNP for the biochemical identification of rejection.
Major changes of parenchyma caused by preparatory treatment which can be registered by mammography are relatively rare. For this reason, mammography maintains its unchanged high position within post-tumorous treatment, especially as it even today is the only diagnostic method to evidence microcalcifications suspect of being malignant.