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. 2014 Dec 9;16(1):52–57. doi: 10.1177/1751143714555303

Table 3.

Association between elevated cardiac troponin and mortality in ICU patients with sepsis.

Source/Authors Study design; Patient Enrolment (ICU type) No. of patients; Type Positive Troponin (%) Mortality (positive Troponin) (%) Mortality (negative Troponin) (%) P value
Spies et al. (1998)22 Prospective; SICU 26; early sepsis 69 83 37 0.02
Amman et al. (2003)6 Retrospective; MICU 51; SIRS/severe sepsis/ septic shock 63 48 12 0.018
Mehta et al. (2004)15 Prospective; MICU 37; septic shock 43 56 24 0.04
Scott et al. (2008)21 Prospective; SICU 66; severe sepsis/septic shock 64 29 21 0.69
Kalla et al. (2008)23 Prospective; medical/ surgical patients, MICU 159; bacteraemic patients 43 38 20 <.05
Choon-ngarm and Partpisanu (2008)25 Prospective; MICU 40; septic shock 42 100 48 0.001
John et al. (2010)20 Prospective sub-study; MICU and SICU 598; severe sepsis 75 32 14 <.0001
Tiruvoipati et al. (2012)24 Retrospective; MICU 293; severe sepsis 56 36 15 <.01
Vasile et al. (2013)19 Retrospective; MICU 926; sepsis/severe sepsis/septic shock 70 31 17 <.0001

ICU: intensive care unit; MICU: medical intensive care unit; SICU: surgical intensive care unit; SIRS = systemic inflammatory response syndrome.