Doctors who rely on old-style tests may fail to spot more than 25% of heart attacks in patients with severe chest pain, say researchers. International experts say the most reliable method is to check for a rise in a set of proteins called troponins.
Doctors who rely on old-style tests may fail to spot more than 25% of heart attacks in patients with severe chest pain, say researchers. International experts say the most reliable method is to check for a rise in a set of proteins called troponins.
