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In the investigation of possible myocardial damage, the assay of the heart specific isoenzyme kreatinkinase MB has established itself as a highly sensitive proof of a heart necrosis. In patients who underwent stationary treatment for premature contractions, the CK-activity was measured in the initial phase of tocolysis and additionally right before the therapy was ended. There was no laboratory indication of any heart damage due to tocolytic treatment.
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