Here's a link to some cardiac markers for you
Posted By: desperado on 2007-09-23
In Reply to: says CPK 315, s/l MB? 2.0, and s/l Triponine?? less than 0.02..Please help - Lab term hater
Subject: Here's a link to some cardiac markers for you
Doctor's will often say CK or use CPK for creatine phosphokinase and CK-MB, CPK-MB or just MB, just depends on the place and person dictating HTH
LINK/URL: Cadiac enzymes
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