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Manini AF et al. – The authors prospectively validated the sensitive IMA cutpoint of 75 KU/litre with 80% sensitivity for MACEs in patients with acute chest pain. The data suggest that IMA alone and in combination with initial hsTnT are more sensitive than the initial hsTnT for MACEs.

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