Acute pancreatitis in C-reactive protein _3889

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Acute pancreatitis in C-reactive protein

Necrotizing acute simple and has great value. UOiTIo. 53 down by the simple and acute necrotizing divided into two groups, according to a different course of serum CRP values. And CT results or B-contrast,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he considered that the dynamic determination of CRP in patients with the diagnosis of acute pancreatitis. Monitoring of complications and prognosis are important. This paper a simple and normal serum CRP values compared to no significant difference between the two groups, but survival and necrosis of l-day group compared with before surgery, there are significant differences between the two. Thus, necrosis group CRP higher than that group, patients with necrotic death of another l9 CRP values either group before or after the surgery remained relatively high level of 200 ~ g / ml or more, and eventually die from a variety of concurrent disease. The CRP values were significantly higher than those of 1,3,5-day group and necrosis of the survival group. CRP in infectious diseases, the role and the role of immunoglobulin similar. CRP distribution by two soluble Basic & Clinical Medicine BASICMEDICALSCIENCESANDCLINICS body and the formation of particulate ligand complexes can be started by Cq classic complement pathway potent activator, in addition: selective binding and T lymphocytes; inhibition platelet aggregation and activation of the reaction; increase in phagocytic cell function. In conclusion,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], serum CRP value help type of acute pancreatitis,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and the prognosis for the disease have a certain effect,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], of course, the prognosis of acute pancreatitis diagnosed by clinical assessment of needs, the comprehensive examination to determine ,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the purpose described in this article: CRP changes in diagnosis and analysis can be used as an important indicator of acute pancreatitis.