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Hughes C et al. - Clinical symptoms, ECG changes and echocardiograms are poor predictors of cardiac disease in acute TTP. Troponin T is specific for cardiac muscle and a sensitive marker of myocardial damage. In TTP patients, raised levels signify myocardial necrosis associated with microvascular thrombi.

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