The relationship between C-reactive protein(CRP)content and diabetic macrovascular complications
Zhang Xiao
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Zhang Xiao
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OBJECTIVE To study the relationship between C reactive protein(CRP)content and diabetic macrovascular complications. METHOD 30 cases with diabetic macrovascular complications and 33 cases without diabetic macrovascular complications content were studied. The serum CRP levels were determined by immunologic turbidimetry. The result were analysed with group T test.RESULTS There were significant difference between patients with and without macrovascular complications ( P 0.01 ). The serum CRP levels of cases with diabetic macrovascular complications was higher than that of without diabetic macrovascular complications.CONCLUSION The relativity was found between serum CRP levels and diabetic macrovascular complications.
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OBJECTIVE To study the relationship between C reactive protein(CRP)content and diabetic macrovascular complications. METHOD 30 cases with diabetic macrovascular complications and 33 cases without diabetic macrovascular complications content were studied. The serum CRP levels were determined by immunologic turbidimetry. The result were analysed with group T test.RESULTS There were significant difference between patients with and without macrovascular complications ( P 0.01 ). The serum CRP levels of cases with diabetic macrovascular complications was higher than that of without diabetic macrovascular complications.CONCLUSION The relativity was found between serum CRP levels and diabetic macrovascular complications.
Key concepts: Medicine, Macrovascular disease, Diabetes mellitus, Turbidimetry, Internal medicine, C-reactive protein, Gastroenterology, Cardiology