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Saudi study finds 297 molecular markers for heart attacks
A Saudi study in the Eastern Province revealed the presence of 297 molecular variations in the blood between two main types of heart attacks. The results showed that a diagnostic model based on three molecular indicators could accurately distinguish between the two types with an accuracy rate of 86.6% in the initial analysis and 81.3% after internal validation. The study, which included 246 patients from two hospitals in eastern Saudi Arabia, demonstrated that each type of heart attack carries different molecular signatures. This finding may contribute in the future to the development of auxiliary tests for more accurate and rapid diagnosis and classification of different types of heart attacks.
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