TNNT2 and myocardial infarction: Despite these benefits, early studies showed that the slow increase and late peak of cTnT levels can lead to missed diagnoses of early-evolving AMI.52,53 Therefore, cardiac troponin elevation without a secondary diagnostic measure (CT imaging and ECG) is insufficient for complete diagnosis.54 Here, we showed that miRNA measurement together with cTnT provides a multi-dimensional approach for MI diagnosis.