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Join Drs. Lauren Rosenfeld and Dr. Arman Hussain cut through the confusion surrounding high sensitivity troponin (hs-Tn) in the Emergency Department. They break down what this cardiac injury marker actually measures, why the new assays allow for faster ACS screening (often in 1–2 hours) at the cost of more "false positives," and the practical application of 0/1h and 0/2h algorithms. They also dive into key pitfalls, including why cutoffs vary between hospitals, how to approach special populations like those with CKD.
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This production is done in partnership with Urgent Matters. Since 2002 Urgent matters has served as a premier dissemination vehicle for strategies on emergency department patient flow and quality.If you want to work with us to produce an episode or have any suggestions please reach out at [email protected] or [email protected] finally to stay up to date on this podcast and our related efforts subscribe to our newsletter at https://urgentmatters.smhs.gwu.edu/.
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By GW EM BlogJoin Drs. Lauren Rosenfeld and Dr. Arman Hussain cut through the confusion surrounding high sensitivity troponin (hs-Tn) in the Emergency Department. They break down what this cardiac injury marker actually measures, why the new assays allow for faster ACS screening (often in 1–2 hours) at the cost of more "false positives," and the practical application of 0/1h and 0/2h algorithms. They also dive into key pitfalls, including why cutoffs vary between hospitals, how to approach special populations like those with CKD.
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This production is done in partnership with Urgent Matters. Since 2002 Urgent matters has served as a premier dissemination vehicle for strategies on emergency department patient flow and quality.If you want to work with us to produce an episode or have any suggestions please reach out at [email protected] or [email protected] finally to stay up to date on this podcast and our related efforts subscribe to our newsletter at https://urgentmatters.smhs.gwu.edu/.
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