Table 5:

Procedure-specific associations between cardiac injury biomarkers and outcomes

YearAuthorStudy design, NBiomarkerOutcomeFindings
2022Devereaux [34]Prospective registry, 13 862TnIBiomarker elevations after different surgical procedures
  • Varied considerably across procedures

2022Niclauss [82]Retrospective, 400
  • TnT

  • CK-MB

Biomarker elevations after different surgical procedures
  • Both biomarkers highest in AVR + CABG and MV surgery (compared to isolated CABG or AVR and aortic surgery)

2022Zhou [83]Registry, 10 253TnT
  • Biomarker elevations after different surgical procedures;

  • Mortality or LCOS

  • Compared to CABG, MVR on average resulted in similar peak TnT concentrations, AV surgery in ∼50% lower and CABG/MVR+ AV surgery 50% higher TnT concentrations

  • The strength of association between TnT and the outcome was similar after all types of procedures

2015Mastro [84]Registry, 200
  • TnI

  • CK-MB

Magnitude and release pattern of cardiac injury biomarkers
  • Largest magnitude after MV surgery and combined surgery, intermediate after CABG and lowest after AV surgery or thoracic aortic surgery

2014Paparella [85]Registry, 965TnI
  • TnI elevations

  • Mortality

  • TnI was higher after MV than after AV surgery and was an independent predictor of mortality

YearAuthorStudy design, NBiomarkerOutcomeFindings
2022Devereaux [34]Prospective registry, 13 862TnIBiomarker elevations after different surgical procedures
  • Varied considerably across procedures

2022Niclauss [82]Retrospective, 400
  • TnT

  • CK-MB

Biomarker elevations after different surgical procedures
  • Both biomarkers highest in AVR + CABG and MV surgery (compared to isolated CABG or AVR and aortic surgery)

2022Zhou [83]Registry, 10 253TnT
  • Biomarker elevations after different surgical procedures;

  • Mortality or LCOS

  • Compared to CABG, MVR on average resulted in similar peak TnT concentrations, AV surgery in ∼50% lower and CABG/MVR+ AV surgery 50% higher TnT concentrations

  • The strength of association between TnT and the outcome was similar after all types of procedures

2015Mastro [84]Registry, 200
  • TnI

  • CK-MB

Magnitude and release pattern of cardiac injury biomarkers
  • Largest magnitude after MV surgery and combined surgery, intermediate after CABG and lowest after AV surgery or thoracic aortic surgery

2014Paparella [85]Registry, 965TnI
  • TnI elevations

  • Mortality

  • TnI was higher after MV than after AV surgery and was an independent predictor of mortality

AV: aortic valve; AVR: aortic valve replacement; CABG: coronary artery bypass graft; CK-MB: creatine kinase MB; LCOS: low cardiac output syndrome; MV: mitral valve; MVR: mitral valve regurgitation; TnI: troponin I; TnT: troponin.

Table 5:

Procedure-specific associations between cardiac injury biomarkers and outcomes

YearAuthorStudy design, NBiomarkerOutcomeFindings
2022Devereaux [34]Prospective registry, 13 862TnIBiomarker elevations after different surgical procedures
  • Varied considerably across procedures

2022Niclauss [82]Retrospective, 400
  • TnT

  • CK-MB

Biomarker elevations after different surgical procedures
  • Both biomarkers highest in AVR + CABG and MV surgery (compared to isolated CABG or AVR and aortic surgery)

2022Zhou [83]Registry, 10 253TnT
  • Biomarker elevations after different surgical procedures;

  • Mortality or LCOS

  • Compared to CABG, MVR on average resulted in similar peak TnT concentrations, AV surgery in ∼50% lower and CABG/MVR+ AV surgery 50% higher TnT concentrations

  • The strength of association between TnT and the outcome was similar after all types of procedures

2015Mastro [84]Registry, 200
  • TnI

  • CK-MB

Magnitude and release pattern of cardiac injury biomarkers
  • Largest magnitude after MV surgery and combined surgery, intermediate after CABG and lowest after AV surgery or thoracic aortic surgery

2014Paparella [85]Registry, 965TnI
  • TnI elevations

  • Mortality

  • TnI was higher after MV than after AV surgery and was an independent predictor of mortality

YearAuthorStudy design, NBiomarkerOutcomeFindings
2022Devereaux [34]Prospective registry, 13 862TnIBiomarker elevations after different surgical procedures
  • Varied considerably across procedures

2022Niclauss [82]Retrospective, 400
  • TnT

  • CK-MB

Biomarker elevations after different surgical procedures
  • Both biomarkers highest in AVR + CABG and MV surgery (compared to isolated CABG or AVR and aortic surgery)

2022Zhou [83]Registry, 10 253TnT
  • Biomarker elevations after different surgical procedures;

  • Mortality or LCOS

  • Compared to CABG, MVR on average resulted in similar peak TnT concentrations, AV surgery in ∼50% lower and CABG/MVR+ AV surgery 50% higher TnT concentrations

  • The strength of association between TnT and the outcome was similar after all types of procedures

2015Mastro [84]Registry, 200
  • TnI

  • CK-MB

Magnitude and release pattern of cardiac injury biomarkers
  • Largest magnitude after MV surgery and combined surgery, intermediate after CABG and lowest after AV surgery or thoracic aortic surgery

2014Paparella [85]Registry, 965TnI
  • TnI elevations

  • Mortality

  • TnI was higher after MV than after AV surgery and was an independent predictor of mortality

AV: aortic valve; AVR: aortic valve replacement; CABG: coronary artery bypass graft; CK-MB: creatine kinase MB; LCOS: low cardiac output syndrome; MV: mitral valve; MVR: mitral valve regurgitation; TnI: troponin I; TnT: troponin.

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