Table 1.
Study
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Type of study
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Location
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Number of participants
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Recommendation
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Diagnostic and prognostic utility of troponin | ||||
Lala et al[14], 2020 | Single center, Observational | New York | 2736 | cTn elevated in patients with primary cardiac etiology including MI. Other etiologies included arrythmias, HF, myocarditis and Takotsubu cardiomyopathy |
Khaloo et al[15], 2022 | Multicenter, Retrospective | Massachusetts | 2450 | |
Sandoval et al[17], 2020 | Review | Serial cTn measurement aids in risk stratification | ||
Almeida et al[18], 2020 | Single center, Retrospective | Brazil | 183 | Elevated cTn measured within first 24 h is associated with worst prognosis. Increased need for MV |
Maino et al[19], 2021 | Single center, Retrospective | Italy | 189 | |
Arcari et al[20], 2020 | Multicenter, Observational | Italy | 111 | cTn elevation correlated with poor prognosis and need for MV |
Role in outcome and mortality | ||||
Scarl et al[21], 2021 | Single center, Retrospective | Ohio | 81 | In patients with pre-existing comorbidities, CTnI elevation is associated with mortality |
Lala et al[14], 2020 | Single center, Observational | New York | 2,736 | Threefold increase in mortality in patients with cTnI three times the upper limit of normal |
Mueller et al[22], 2021 | Review | cTn elevation is associated with significant in hospital adverse events | ||
Henein et al[23], 2021 | Multicenter, Retrospective | International, mainly European | 748 | |
Kermali et al[24], 2020 | Systematic review | China | 607 | |
Arcari et al[25], 2021 | Multicenter, Retrospective | Italy | 252 | cTn significantly elevated in patients with pre-existing comorbidities, and is associated with increased mortality |
Lombardi et al[26], 2020 | Multicenter,Cross sectional | Italy | 614 | Elevation in cTn associated with mortality. 45.3% patients had elevated cTn and correlated with 71% increase in mortality, and a 2-fold increase in additional complications inlcuding sepsis, PE, AKI |
Salvatici et al[27], 2020 | Single center, Retrospective | Italy | 523 | cTnT and cTnI remain independent predictors of mortality even after adjusting for potential confounders |
Al Abbasi et al[28], 2020 | Single center, Retrospective | Florida | 257 | Elevated cTnI in the first 24 h of admission had a significantly higher in hospital mortality, with 89.7% negative predictive value |
cTn: Cardiac troponin; cTnT: Troponin T; cTnI: Troponin I; HF: Heart failure; MV: Mechanical ventilation; PE: Pulmonary embolism; AKI: Acute kidney injury.