Interpret Your Troponin (High-Sensitivity) Results
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Troponin (High-Sensitivity) Normal Ranges
Troponin (I or T) is a cardiac muscle protein released into the blood when heart muscle cells are damaged or die.
| Sex | Reference Range | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| All | 0 – 14 | ng/L | hs-cTnI (99th percentile cut-off; varies by assay and manufacturer) |
| Male | 0 – 19 | ng/L | hs-cTnI male cut-off (some assays use sex-specific thresholds) |
| Female | 0 – 9 | ng/L | hs-cTnI female cut-off (lower in women) |
Also reported in: pg/mL, ng/mL.
Critical (Panic) Values
Critical High: > 2000 ng/L. Values outside these limits require immediate clinical attention.
Common Causes of High hs-Troponin
Common Causes of Low hs-Troponin
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