The triglyceride-glucose index combined with inflammatory markers predicts adverse cardiovascular events after PCI.
Post-PCI MACEs are effectively predicted using the TyG index-inflammation composite, enhancing risk prediction accuracy.
Observational analysis reveals the TyG index's role in identifying patients at higher risk for cardiovascular complications.
Enhancing cardiovascular risk models may better inform treatment strategies for patients undergoing PCI.
Abstract
The TyG index-inflammation composite is an independent and effective predictor of post-PCI MACEs and may aid in refining current cardiovascular risk prediction models.