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448 Audit of Coronary Angiograms Done 6 Months Prior and 6 Months Post the Adoption of High-Sensitivity Cardiac Troponin I (HscTnI)
In October of 2018, the Gold Coast University Hospital (GCUH) swapped from using a troponin I test (reference level <0.4) to using a high sensitivity troponin I test (reference level <10 in females and <20 males) for evaluation of suspected cardiac chest pain.
Sex-Based Differences in Net Adverse Cardiovascular Events (NACE) Among MINOCA Patients
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Joy ride on bus marks beginning of Coimbatore Vizha
Passengers enjoying a city tour on Friday on the double-decker bus brought in from Mumbai for Coimbatore Vizha. | Photo Credit: M. Periasamy The tenth edition of Coimbatore Vizha started on a grand note with the inaugural being marked by a joy ride for the visitors on a double-decker bus titled ‘Double Takkar’. A city-wide trip covering the noteworthy locations is being organised by Young Indians. Commissioner of Police K. Periaiah and Corporation Commissioner K.
Website on Kangayam cattle
At Kuttapalayam, located about 100 km from Coimbatore, is a research foundation that focuses on in situ conservation and breeding of native breed of cattle (Kangayam cattle).
Danger lurks at Park Gate junction
With lack of zebra crossing or space for pedestrians, the Park Gate junction on Nanjappa Road in the city poses risk to road users. | Photo Credit: M_Periasamy More than a month after the inaugural of the Gandhipuram flyover, absence of zebra crosssing at Park Gate junction has made it difficult for pedestrians to cross the road.
Siruthuli works with schools to raise saplings
Spread over about 10 acres at the Anna University regional campus at Navavoor here, a forest (Kalam Vanam) is coming up with 50,000 saplings planted by Siruthuli, jointly with various organisations. In the last 18 months, over 40,000 saplings were planted in different plots on the campus. These are 40 different species, including Arasamaram, Jacranda, Poovarasu, YanaiKundrumani, Kodukkai, Puli, Aalamaram and Shenbagam. The saplings are sourced from nurseries, and government department facilities.
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