Apply high-sensitivity troponin (hs-cTn) kinetics to diagnose acute MI using 0/1-hour or 0/2-hour algorithms. Rise of 20% or more absolute change over 1-3 hours from a detectable baseline = acute MI pattern. ESC 0h/1h algorithm: Rule-in at 0h if hs-cTnT is 52 ng/L or higher or rise of 5 ng/L or more at 1h; Rule-out if 0h is below 5 ng/L and rise is below 2 ng/L.
Apply high-sensitivity troponin (hs-cTn) kinetics to diagnose acute MI using 0/1-hour or 0/2-hour algorithms. Rise of 20% or more absolute change over 1-3 hours from a detectable baseline = acute MI pattern. ESC 0h/1h algorithm: Rule-in at 0h if hs-cTnT is 52 ng/L or higher or rise of 5 ng/L or more at 1h; Rule-out if 0h is below 5 ng/L and rise is below 2 ng/L
Each component has a specific meaning:
Note: Interpret the hs-troponin kinetics result against the thresholds and context described above.
Enter the 0/1-hour or 0/2-hour algorithms for the scenario you are assessing. Apply high-sensitivity troponin (hs-cTn) kinetics to diagnose acute MI using 0/1-hour or 0/2-hour algorithms. Rise of 20% or more absolute change over 1-3 hours from a detectable baseline = acute MI pattern. ESC 0h/1h algorithm: Rule-in at 0h if hs-cTnT is 52 ng/L or higher or rise of 5 ng/L or more at 1h; Rule-out if 0h is below 5 ng/L and rise is below 2 ng/L. Use the hs-troponin kinetics result to inform your calculation.