MSH|^~\&|LAB|SMH|||201912190923||ORU^R01|4131496|D|2.3|||AL|NE
PID|1||SM00040110|SM40103|LABTEST^CLIENTFVCC^ONE||19850215|F||||||||||SM000123/17|9876530315
OBR|1|36857^LAB|00027960^1912:C00004R^LAB^191219:C4^36857|500.5690^TROP^Troponin I^^^10839-9||201912190920|201912190800|||||||201912190805||||||||||LAB|F||||
OBX|1|ST|500.5695^TROPIHS^Troponin I High Sensitivity^^89579-7^89579-7|1|25^^Y|ng/L|<18|H||A^S|F|||201912190923
NTE|1||Abnormal Troponin I result. To assess risk of acute
NTE|2||myocardial injury, consider repeat Troponin I in 3 hours to
NTE|3||evaluate the change ("delta"). If this is a follow up
NTE|4||Troponin I collected within 3-6 hours of previous:
NTE|5||Delta < 11 ng/L: Acute myocardial injury is unlikely.
NTE|6||Delta 11 - 21 ng/L: Consistent with myocardial injury, but
NTE|7||low positive predictive value for an acute event. Consider a
NTE|8||further Troponin I in another 3 hours to re-evaluate.
NTE|9||Delta >= 22 ng/L: Critical change in Troponin I. Result is
NTE|10||highly predictive for acute myocardial injury.