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Does the presence of PTFV1 on ECG correlate with elevated BNP in a general Japanese population without cardiovascular disease?
Does the presence of PTFV1 on ECG correlate with elevated BNP in a general Japanese population without cardiovascular disease?
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PTFV1 on a standard 12-lead ECG is independently associated with elevated BNP levels and may serve as an early, noninvasive marker for cardiovascular risk in the general population.
AIMS: and BNP concentrations in a contemporary representative Japanese population. METHODS: Among 2,898 adult men and women from 300 randomly selected districts throughout Japan (NIPPON DATA2010), we analyzed 2,556 participants without cardiovascular disease (stroke, myocardial infarction, and atrial fibrillation). Elevated BNP was defined as a value of ≥ 20 pg/mL based on the definition from the Japanese Circulation Society guidelines. RESULTS: was correlated with elevated BNP (odds ratio, 1.66; 95% confidence interval, 1.05-2.62; P=0.030). This correlation was consistent among various subgroups and was particularly evident in those aged <65 years or those without a history of hypertension. CONCLUSIONS: may be an alternative marker to BNP in identifying individuals at a higher risk of future cardiovascular events in the East Asian population.
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