Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3848447 | American Journal of Kidney Diseases | 2013 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
In this large CKD cohort without heart failure, detectable cTnT had a strong association with LV hypertrophy, a more modest association with LV systolic dysfunction, and no association with diastolic dysfunction. These findings indicate that circulating cTnT levels in patients with CKD are predominantly an indicator of pathologic LV hypertrophy.
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Authors
Rakesh K. MD, Yongmei PhD, Christopher MD, Michael J. MD, Wei PhD, Martin MD, Jing MD, Jiang PhD, Radhakrishna MD, Edward J. MD, Mohammad MD, Dominic S. MD, Alan S. MD, Michael G. MD, CRIC Study Investigators CRIC Study Investigators,