TROPONIN - I HIGH SENSITIVE QUANTITATIVE
MRP - ₹ 1,800
What is a TROPONIN - I HIGH SENSITIVE QUANTITATIVE?
The Troponin-I High Sensitive Quantitative test is a specialized blood test used to measure very low levels of cardiac troponin-I, a protein released when the heart muscle is damaged. This highly sensitive test is recommended for early detection of heart attacks, monitoring cardiac injury, and assessing patients with chest pain or suspected acute coronary syndrome. By providing precise quantitative results, it helps healthcare professionals diagnose heart conditions quickly, guide treatment decisions, and improve patient outcomes through timely medical intervention.
Additional Information
| Also known as/ Other names: | Cardiac Troponin I – High Sensitivity, hs‑cTnI Quantitative Test, Troponin I, High Sensitivity Assay, Serum Troponin I (High Sensitivity), Quantitative hs‑Troponin I |
| Parameters: | 1 |
| Recommended for: | M/F/Others |
| Sample Type: | Blood |
| Patient Preparation: | No prior preparation is needed |
| Reports: | Same Day |
FAQs
Healthcare professionals recommend it to detect heart attacks early, assess cardiac injury, and evaluate patients with chest pain or suspected acute coronary syndrome.
It helps diagnose heart attacks, myocarditis, heart failure, and other cardiac injuries by detecting even minor damage to heart muscle cells.
A cardiologist or physician reviews the results, correlating them with symptoms, ECG findings, and other diagnostic tests.
It indicates heart muscle damage, often due to a heart attack, but may also result from other cardiac or systemic conditions.
It suggests no significant heart muscle injury, though doctors may repeat the test to confirm results in ongoing chest pain cases.
Yes, children can undergo the test if clinically indicated, especially in suspected cardiac conditions.
Certain drugs may influence troponin levels indirectly, but the test itself is highly specific for cardiac injury.
