TNNI3 and chronic kidney disease: This outcome was in accordance with the literature, which has been made an explanation that CKD patients were more insensitive to chest pain, leading to missed diagnosis of symptomLess AMI patients with CKD [19], on the other hand, we also made another explanation, which was many patients diagnosed with AMI have reached the highest concentration of hs-cTnI (50 ng mL−1) that could be detected in our laboratory, at the same time, hs-cTnI levels were independent of changes in eGFR.