What is the frequency and clinical significance of hs-TnT elevations in patients receiving immune checkpoint inhibitors?
High-sensitivity troponin T elevations are common and often asymptomatic in patients on immune checkpoint inhibitors, and do not necessarily indicate clinical myocarditis.
Significant hs-TnT elevations occur more often than previously reported, are often asymptomatic, and do not always lead to myocarditis diagnosis.
Berg et al. (Thu,) studied this question.
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