Does infarct extent by MRI correlate with peak serum troponin level in the canine model?
The findings of this study indicate that Troponin I and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging provide a more accurate estimation of infarct size than was previously reported using markers with less sensitivity and imaging modalities of lower spatial resolution and viability imaging capability.
In this study postdialysis NTproBNP values were correlated with direct assessments of volume status in haemodialysis patients, i.e. by ECW/TBW, or indirect measures of volume overload, i.e. ultrafiltration rate and post-dialysis mean arterial blood pressure. This suggests that serial NTproBNP values may aid clinical assessments of volume status in dialysis patients.