Journal of Investigative Medicine · 2013 · 28 citations · 20 references
Increasing serum creatinine values are associated strongly and independently with CHD risk in men but not in women in whom the risk curve is U-shaped. The phenomenon of low creatinine levels underlies some hitherto unexplained relevant observations, and low measurements may be attributed to inassayability secondary to involvement in autoimmune activation.
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