Troponin -I Card

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  • A crucial diagnostic technique for acute myocardial infarction is the clinical measurement of serum Tn-I.
  • In patients with ischemic chest discomfort, serum Tn-I is a more reliable predictive
  • diagnostic than creatine kinase.
  • sterile and authorised by medicine
  • Presented in a clean atmosphere

Product amount: comes with large quantities of cotton swabs, enough and sufficient for you to use, disposable cotton swabs for clean and health Material: made of cotton and wood, sturdy cotton with less lint than regular swabs, wood stick of smooth surface, the cotton of tip is thickened and soft Features: it can works well for cleaning and smearing, gentle and soft to your skin, not easy to be broken, you can use it safely and comfortably even for cleaning your skin Extensive usages: versatile tools for cleaning, detailing, and drawing with paint, glue, also can be taken for model making, ceramic rocks, jewelry, fabric, and crafts, multi-functional tools Size details: each cotton stick is around 15 cm/ 6 inch in length, proper size for using, pocket size that suitable for carrying around and storing, useful tools for life emergencies

Simple & Sure The most precise and sensitive biochemical indicators of myocardial necrosis at this time are troponins. The heart muscle fibres contain three different kinds of troponin. Troponin-C, -I, and -T are those. They work together to cause the heart muscle fibres to contract. A critical component in the diagnosis of an acute myocardial infarction is the clinical measurement of serum Tn-I. When a person has ischemic chest discomfort, serum Tn-I is a more reliable prognostic indicator than creatine kinase. Troponins, Tn-I and Tn-T, have been recommended by national and international scientific organisations as part of novel diagnostic approaches for people with acute coronary syndrome.

 

Weight 0.086 kg
Dimensions 14 × 10 × 06 cm

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