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Low creatinine excretion rate was associated with mortality in CAD outpatients; hypothesis-generating for modifiability via exercise or nutrition, pending prospective trials.
Lower creatinine excretion rate is strongly associated with mortality in outpatients with coronary artery disease, independently of conventional measures of body composition, kidney function, and traditional coronary artery disease risk factors. Future studies should determine whether low creatinine excretion rate may be a modifiable risk factor for mortality among persons with coronary artery disease, potentially through resistive exercise training or nutrition interventions.
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