Indeed, the biomarkers that stood out from this study, i.e., the most cited ones, were Troponin (a 95% CI of 51% (46.24, 54.94)), D-dimers (a 95% CI of 29% (24.80, 32.68)) and Brain Natriuretic Peptide (BNP; a 95% CI of 13% (10.25, 16.13)), all markers of cardiovascular diseases. Here, NPPB is linked to cardiovascular disorder.