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Is a troponin 1 level of .017 of any concern with chest pain?
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Troponin: I presume you mean troponin I not 1. In any case a normal troponin level is 0 but .017 is very nearly zero and I wouldn't be concerned about the single measurement that low. If the chest symptom or other factors made me concerned, I would certainly repeat the troponin to see if it was actually elevated.
Answered 2/16/2020
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