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Case 1: JF is a 42-year old previously healthy farmer who presented with sudden onset central chest pain of one hour duration to the ED. The pain is associated with sweating and radiates to the left arm and jaw. The area of discomfort is about the size of the fist. |
Ragavendra
R. Baliga, M.D
Assistant
Professor
Division
of Cardiology
University
Of Michigan
Question 8 of 39:
In this patient cardiac specific troponins may not be detectable for up to 6 hours after onset of chest pain.
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