PROGNOSTIC IMPLICATION OF HIGH SENSITIVITY C-REACTIVE PROTEIN IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME PATIENTS

Aim: An observational cross sectional study for assessing the levels of High sensitivity creactive protein in patients with acute coronary syndrome and its prognostic implication. Methods: All presenting clinical,ECG 2D – echocardiographic evidence myocardial infarction admitted department medicine. Results: A 48 both sex were taken as sample.36 diagnosed ST elevation MI(STEMI) 12 Non-ST MI(NSTEMI).Out 36 STEMI patients,20 male 16 female.Out NSTEMI patients,6 6 female.Among ,85% had risk factor smoking,alcohol,diabetes mellitus or systemic hypertension,whereas females it was 81%.Among males 83% 60%.In STEMI,8% normal EF,25% Moderate EF 50% low EF.The correlation between prognosis values HS-CRP extensive AWMI is found to be statistically significant.(ppatients significant.(p<0.05). Conclusion: The correlate several cardiovascular factors such smoking,diabetes hypertension.Elevated hs-CRP related presence plaque rupture ,which provokes syndrome.Therefore, a resource limited country like India, evaluation would considered best modality over optical coherence tomography intravascular ultrasound.This suggests that assessment may enable physician detecting patients,plan effective reperfusion therapy also assess long term complications.