Does pregnancy-associated plasma protein predict outcomes of percutaneous coronary intervention in patients with non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome?
Circulating PAPP-A levels predict the mid-term outcomes of PCI in patients with non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome and single-vessel stenosis.
Thinner baseline SLP RNFL measurements were independent predictors of visual field damage. In addition to thinner SLP RNFL measurements, higher baseline SAP PSD, and baseline glaucomatous stereophotograph assessment each contributed to an increased risk of the development of abnormal visual fields in glaucoma suspect patients. SLP RNFL measurements were independently predictive of future visual loss even when age, IOP, CCT, vertical cup disk ratio, and SAP PSD were included in the model.