Soluble Receptor for Advanced Glycation End Product: A Biomarker for Acute Coronary Syndrome
Table 1
Patients
sRAGE
Description of main results
Reference
STEMI treated with PCI with/without remote ischemic conditioning ()
Increased sRAGE levels with higher NYHA classification. No effect of remote ischemic conditioning on sRAGE levels and association between sRAGE and salvage index.
Consecutive samples show high sRAGE levels prior to and immediately after PCI followed by decreased levels day 1 and day 2 after PCI. sRAGE was an independent predictor of cardiac dysfunction assessed by decreased LVEF.
No difference in sRAGE levels at baseline and after 8–12 months after PCI. Baseline sRAGE levels were not associated with plaque progression 8–12 months after PCI.