Why the study?
Do serum tryptase levels differentiate between patients with distinct types of acute coronary syndromes?
Do serum tryptase levels differentiate between patients with distinct types of acute coronary syndromes?
Serum tryptase levels are elevated in ACS patients with ST-segment depression, suggesting a potential role for mast cell activation in the pathogenesis of this specific ACS subtype.
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Serum tryptase may differentiate ACS subtypes; observational data leave open mast cell activation in ST-depression pathogenesis.
Filipiak et al. (2003) studied this question.
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