Why the study?
Does early cTnI release >10 μg/L predict early graft failure and acute kidney injury in adult heart transplant recipients?
Does early cTnI release >10 μg/L predict early graft failure and acute kidney injury in adult heart transplant recipients?
Early cTnI release >10 μg/L after heart transplantation is a significant risk marker for early graft failure and acute kidney injury.
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cTnI >10 μg/L may aid post-transplant risk stratification; leaves open whether targeted interventions reduce graft failure or AKI.
Santo et al. (2015) studied this question.
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