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How bad is triponin levels in the .55 range?y levels were that way with no damage showing on ecg? how is that possible? i have comcerns
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troponin: Each laboratory has its own normal range of values for the laboratory tests. Generally a troponin level of 0.55 is not elevated for most labs. You don't mention why you are concerned.
Answered 10/23/2013
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