Male:
0 - 15 ng/L
Female:
0-10 ng/L
Algorithm for use with Troponin T, Generation 5
To determine if a patient may have had a myocardial infarction, Troponin T, Generation 5 will be performed at zero and 2 hours.
If both the zero hour and 2-hour result is < 10 ng/L for women or < 15 ng/L for men and the 2-hour change is:
<4 ng/L
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Cardiac injury is not indicated
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> 4 ng/L and <10 ng/L
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The result is abnormal. Cannot rule out myocardial injury. Repeat test in 2 hours.
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> 10 ng/L
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Suspicious for myocardial infarction (MI). Recommend clinical correlation.
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If either the zero hour or the 2-hour result is >10 ng/L for women or >15 ng/L in men and the 2-hour change is:
<4 ng/L
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The result is abnormal. Mostly suggestive of chronic myocardial injury or possible late MI.
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> 4 ng/L and <10 ng/L
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The result is abnormal. Cannot rule out MI. Repeat testing in 2 hours.
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> 10 ng/L
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Consistent with MI if clinical characteristics correlate.
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