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Heart injury due to carbon monoxide poisoning increases long-term risk of death

low-up compared with 22 (15 percent) of 145 patients without damage to the heart. Of those patients with a heart injury who died, 44 percent (14) died of presumed cardiovascular causes (i.e., cardiac arrest, heart attack).

"Patients with suspected exposure to CO should be screened for myocardial injury, and further cardiovascular risk stratification should be considered in all patients with confirmed myocardial injury," the researchers report. "Our data indicate these patients have poor long-term outcome, a topic that deserves further study."


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