Impact of Peak Donor Troponin and Donor Troponin Trends on Pediatric Heart Transplant Outcomes

Most pediatric HT donors exhibit abnormal troponin levels. Elevated peak donor troponin (>0.66 ng/mL) correlates with donor hemodynamic instability and predicts worse 1-year post transplant graft survival, whereas troponin trajectories are not prognostic.

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Journal of the American Heart Association
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2026-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.1161/jaha.125.042320
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Transplantation: Methods and Outcomes
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Impact of Peak Donor Troponin and Donor Troponin Trends on Pediatric Heart Transplant Outcomes

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Impact of Peak Donor Troponin and Donor Troponin Trends on Pediatric Heart Transplant Outcomes

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Abstract

Most pediatric HT donors exhibit abnormal troponin levels. Elevated peak donor troponin (>0.66 ng/mL) correlates with donor hemodynamic instability and predicts worse 1-year post transplant graft survival, whereas troponin trajectories are not prognostic.

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