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Elevation of cardiac troponin I during non-exertional heat-related illnesses in the context of a heatwave

Hausfater et al. Critical Care 2010, 14:R99 /content/14/3/R99 RESEARCH Open Access Elevation of cardiac troponin I during Research non-exertional heat-related illnesses in the context of a heatwave Pierre Hausfater*1, Beno?t Doumenc2, Sébastien Chopin1, Yannick Le Manach3, Aline Santin4, Sandrine Dautheville5, Anabela Patzak6, Philippe Hericord7^, Bruno Mégarbane8, Marc Andronikof9, Nabila Terbaoui10 and Bruno Riou1,3 Abstract Introduction: The prognostic value of cardiac troponin I (cTnI) in patients having a heat-related illness during a heat wave has been poorly documented. Methods: In a post hoc analysis, we evaluated 514 patients admitted to emergency departments during the August 2003 heat wave in Paris, having a core temperature 38.5°C and who had analysis of cTnI levels. cTnI was considered as normal, moderately elevated (abnormality threshold to 1.5 ng.mL-1), or severely elevated (1.5 ng.mL-1). Patients were classified according to our previously described risk score (high, intermediate, and low-risk of death). Results: Mean age was 84 ± 12 years, mean body temperature 40.3 ± 1.2°C. cTnI was moderately elevated in 165 (32%) and severely elevated in 97 (19%) patients. One-year survival was significantly decreased in patients with moderate or severe increase in cTnI (24 and 46% vs 58%, all P 0.05). Using logistic regression, four independent variables were associated with an elevated cTnI: previous coronary artery disease, Glasgow coma scale 12, serum creatinine 120 μmol.L-1, and heart rate 110 bpm. Using Cox regression, only severely elevated cTnI was an independent prognostic factor (hazard ratio 1.93, 95% confidence interval 1.35 to 2.77) when risk score was taken into account. One-year survival was decreased in patients with elevated cTnI only in high risk patients (17 vs 31%, P = 0.04). Conclusions: cTnI is frequently elevated in patients with non-exertional heat-related illnesses during a heat wave and is an independent risk factor only