highly significantp = 0.0007
A highly significant excess ( p = 0.0007) of DM1 patients presented with cTnI levels greater than the 99 th centile of the range usually observed in the general population (9 patients; 7.6%).
A highly significant excess ( p = 0.0007) of DM1 patients presented with cTnI levels greater than the 99 th centile of the range usually observed in the general population (9 patients; 7.6%).
There was a trend toward increased mortality in the high cTnI group that did not reach statistical significance.
They found significantly higher levels of both serum cTnT and cTnI in those with myotonic dystrophy compared with controls, and a weakly significant association of both measures with disease duration.