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E.C. 3.1.1.3

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LIPASE (LPS)

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Responsible for triglyceride metabolism

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LIPASE (LPS)

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LIPASE (LPS) chemical name

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Triacylglycerol Acylhydrolase

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o Hydrolyzes glycerol esters of long chain fatty acids

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LIPASE (LPS)

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o most specific pancreatic marker

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lipase

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primary tissue in lipase

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pancreas

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lipase Expresses its full activity in the presence of

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bile salts and colipase

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2
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substrate for cherry crandall

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olive oil

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substrate of vogel zieve

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olive oil

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3
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reference method in titritmetric method

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cherry crandall

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titration is carried out by

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potentiometry

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 TISSUE SOURCES of lipase

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Pancreas (1°source), GIT, leukocytes, adipose cells, colostrum

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3
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inhibitors of lipase

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heavy metals, quinine & some esterase inhibitors

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3
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fatty acid is titrated w/ alkali solution

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Titrimetric Methods

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3
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emulsion of fats produces milky appearance

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Turbidimetric Methods

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increases concentration of LPS

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o Bacteria

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lipase is not inhibited by

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fluoride or arsenilate

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3
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based on the use of immunochromatography with monoclonal antibodies (meth of deter)

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Urinary trypsinogen-2 test strip

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substrate for modified cherry crandall

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triolein

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o incorporate sodium deoxycholate, CaCl2 , co-lipase

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 Ziogenhean et. al. (Hoffman and Weiss)

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 DuPont ACA Method substrate

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triolein

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 Fatty acid + chemical reagent

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Fluorescein (4-methyl bellifuzone)

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o Diffusion of enzyme into buffered agarose gel w/ deoxycholate & olive oil emulsion

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 Rosital Diffusion Method

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trypsin is Solely produced by

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pancreatic acinar cells

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Cleaves peptide bonds formed between the –COOH group of lysine or arginine with other amino acids

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TRYPSIN

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4
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 Radio-immunoassay : makes use of

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1251-labeled lipase

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4
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elevation in acute pancreatitis

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 Perforated peptic ulcer & duodenal ulcer
 Intestinal obstruction
 Mesenteric Vascular obstruction

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4
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acute pancreatitis is not elevated in

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mumps

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4
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E.C.3.4.21.4

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trypsin

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5
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o Erlanson & Bergstrom substrate

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Tributyrin

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fatty acids are extracted using Petroleum ether

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 Myrtle and Zell method

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 Pancreas-specific serine protease

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TRYPSIN

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acute pancreatitis decreases in (henry)

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8 to 14 days

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acute pancreatitis decreases in (tietz)

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7 to 14 days

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5
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currently being used for differentiating the cause of acute pancreatitis

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 Trypsin assays

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o more elevated in alcohol-associated pancreatitis

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 Trypsinogen-2 & trypsin-2-AAT

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5
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more elevated in biliary pancreatitis

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 Trypsinogen-1, AMS & LPS

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 E.C. 3.4.15.1

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Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE)

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zymogen of trypsin

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trypsinogen-1 & trypsinogen-2

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activator of trypsin

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Enterokinase

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trypsin is Inactivated in plasma by

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α-1-antitrypsin & α-2-macroglobulin

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Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE) converts

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angiotensin I to angiotensin II

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o Diagnosis and monitoring sarcoidosis

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Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE)

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 A.k.a peptidyl dipeptidase A / Kininase II

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Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE)

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Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE) activity found in

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lungs & endothelial cells

7
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 Inactivation of bradykinin, encephalin, tachykinin

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Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE)

7
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Elevations are more likely in pulmonary involvement

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Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE)

8
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E.C. 3.1.1.7

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True Cholinesterase

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E.C. 3.1.1.8

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Pseudocholinesterase

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Cleaves succinylcholine

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Pseudocholinesterase or Acylcholine Acyl hydrolase

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muscle relaxant used during surgery

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succinylcholine

11
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Can be found in Liver, myocardium & pancreas

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Pseudocholinesterase or Acylcholine Acyl hydrolase

11
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Diagnosis of organophosphate insecticide poisoning

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cholinesterase

11
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E.C. 3.4.11.1

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Leucine Aminopeptidase (LAP)

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o True Cholinesterase uses

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acetylcholine

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o Pseudocholinesterase uses

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butyrylthiocholine

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 True Cholinesterase can be found in

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o CNS, RBCs, Lung and Spleen

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o Released thiocholine reacts with

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Ellman’s reagent

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True Cholinesterase (E.C. 3.1.1.7) & Pseudocholinesterase (E.C. 3.1.1.8) product is measured

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photometrically

14
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major isoenzyme of LAP

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liver

15
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o Important in hydrolysis of Oxytocin & Angiotensin II

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placental iso

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o Increased during 3rd trimester of pregnancy

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placental iso

15
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LAP NV in males

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19.2 – 48.0 IU/L

16
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  • Increased in obstructive liver diseases
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LAP

16
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 Widely distributed; cell membrane-bound

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5’-Nucleotidase

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 Increased 5’-NT (disease)

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o Acute hepatitis
o Ovarian carcinoma
o Rheumatoid arthritis

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LAP NV in females

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18.0 – 44.4 IU/L

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other name of 5’-Nucleotidase

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 5’-ribonucleoside phosphohydrolase

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E.C.3.1.3.5

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5’-Nucleotidase

17
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 Heme-containing protein that binds O2 with cardiac and skeletal muscle

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myoglobin

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Myocardial infarction is diagnosed by the presence of 2 out of 3 features

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a. Chest pain - prolonged
b. ECG changes
c. Cardiac enzymes

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 Levels are related to muscle mass and activity

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Myoglobin

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 Reasonable sensitivity but poor specificity for MI dx

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Myoglobin

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 Earliest marker in MI

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Myoglobin

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 Govern excitation-contraction coupling

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Troponin

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 Bind O2 within cardiac and skeletal muscle

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Troponin

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tropomyosin binding unit

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o Troponin T (cTnT)

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calcium-binding subunit

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o Troponin C (TnC)

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inhibitory subunit (binds to actin)

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o Troponin I (cTnI)

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troponin sub units that are bound to muscle fibers

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 cTnT and cTnI

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 cTnT and cTnI are bound to muscle fibers (weeks)

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1–2 weeks after MI

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 “gold standard” for diagnosis of MI

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troponin

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 False positive results in troponin

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o Fibrin (incompletely clotted specimen)
o Rheumatoid Factor

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troponin specimen of choice

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heparinized samples

26
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If both myoglobin and CA – III are increased it cause

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skeletal muscle injury

26
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critical element in the dev’t of unstable angina & MI

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 Thrombus formation

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 Protein marker found in skeletal muscle

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CA – III (CA Isoenzyme III)

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CA – III (CA Isoenzyme III) is not found in

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cardiac muscle

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diagnostic test of choice for recognition of cardiac injury

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troponin

30
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Markers for Cardiac Muscle injury existing with Skeletal Muscle injury

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 Total CK, AST, Myoglobin

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