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Clinical significance of measuring serum IL-18 and NO in chronic severe hepatitis B

Haiyan Wang

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Objective:To investigate the clinical significance of measuring the levels of serum IL-18 and NO in chronic severe hepatitis B patients.Methods:Serum IL-18 was detected by ELISA method and serum NO by nitrate reductase method in 42 cases of normal control,36 cases of chronic hepatitis B and 31 cases of chronic severe hepatitis B.The levels of serum IL-18 and NO were observed in each group.Results:The levels of serum IL-18 and NO in chronic severe hepatitis B group and chronic hepatitis B group were higher than those in the normal control group.The levels in chronic severe hepatitis B group were increased more significantly compared with chronic hepatitis B group.The comparison among various groups showed significant differences(P0.05).Conclusion:The increasing of serum IL-18 and NO level is one of the reasons for exacerbations of chronic severe hepatitis B.Measuring the serum IL-18 and NO level could be used as the indicator to determine the severity degree of chronic severe hepatitis B patients.

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Objective:To investigate the clinical significance of measuring the levels of serum IL-18 and NO in chronic severe hepatitis B patients.Methods:Serum IL-18 was detected by ELISA method and serum NO by nitrate reductase method in 42 cases of normal control,36 cases of chronic hepatitis B and 31 cases of chronic severe hepatitis B.The levels of serum IL-18 and NO were observed in each group.Results:The levels of serum IL-18 and NO in chronic severe hepatitis B group and chronic hepatitis B group were higher than those in the normal control group.The levels in chronic severe hepatitis B group were increased more significantly compared with chronic hepatitis B group.The comparison among various groups showed significant differences(P0.05).Conclusion:The increasing of serum IL-18 and NO level is one of the reasons for exacerbations of chronic severe hepatitis B.Measuring the serum IL-18 and NO level could be used as the indicator to determine the severity degree of chronic severe hepatitis B patients.

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Objective:To investigate the clinical significance of measuring the levels of serum IL-18 and NO in chronic severe hepatitis B patients.Methods:Serum IL-18 was detected by ELISA method and serum NO by nitrate reductase method in 42 cases of normal control,36 cases of chronic hepatitis B and 31 cases of chronic severe hepatitis B.The levels of serum IL-18 and NO were observed in each group.Results:The levels of serum IL-18 and NO in chronic severe hepatitis B group and chronic hepatitis B group were higher than those in the normal control group.The levels in chronic severe hepatitis B group were increased more significantly compared with chronic hepatitis B group.The comparison among various groups showed significant differences(P0.05).Conclusion:The increasing of serum IL-18 and NO level is one of the reasons for exacerbations of chronic severe hepatitis B.Measuring the serum IL-18 and NO level could be used as the indicator to determine the severity degree of chronic severe hepatitis B patients.

Key concepts: Medicine, Chronic hepatitis, Clinical significance, Hepatitis a virus, Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis

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