Significance detecting adrenomedullin and high sensitive C reactive protein in acute coronary syndrome / 心血管康复医学杂志

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Objective:To explore the clinical significance detecting adrenomedullin (ADM)and high sensitive C reac-tive protein (hsCRP)in patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS).Methods:A total of 51 inpatients,which were eliminated for coronary heart disease (CHD)by coronary angiography (CAG),were enrolled as non CHD group,and 124 ACS patients diagnosed by CAG were regarded as ACS group.ADM and hsCRP concentrations were measured before and after CAG in non CHD group and before and after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in ACS group,and they were compared between two groups.Results:Before CAG/PCI,compared with non CHD group,ADM [(28.7±1.6)pg/ml vs.(36.7±2.5)pg/ml]and hsCRP [(4.74±3.21)mg/L vs.(27.65±11.76) mg/L]levels significantly rose in ACS group,P0.05 all).Conclusion:Detecting arenomedullin combined high sensitive C-reac-tive protein is gelpful to early diagnosis and evaluating lesion severity for acute coronary syndrome.