2012Chinese Journal of New Clinical MedicineRequires access

Clinical significance of the platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen in the patients of the advanced non-small cell lung cancer

Weike Jiao

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Objective To investigate the relationship among the platelet count,the plasma levels of fibrinogen and the advanced Non-small cell lung cancer,and its clinical significance.Methods The platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen were detected in 80 patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer and 30 normal controls. Results The platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen of patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer were significandy higher than those of normal congtrols(P0.05).The platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen in the patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer were not related to histological classification, but the platelet count significantly higher in the stageⅣthan in the stageⅢ.Conclusion For the patients of lung cancer and clinical suspicion of lung cancer,the platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen has important significance for the diagnosis and prognosis judgment of the disease.

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Objective To investigate the relationship among the platelet count,the plasma levels of fibrinogen and the advanced Non-small cell lung cancer,and its clinical significance.Methods The platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen were detected in 80 patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer and 30 normal controls. Results The platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen of patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer were significandy higher than those of normal congtrols(P0.05).The platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen in the patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer were not related to histological classification, but the platelet count significantly higher in the stageⅣthan in the stageⅢ.Conclusion For the patients of lung cancer and clinical suspicion of lung cancer,the platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen has important significance for the diagnosis and prognosis judgment of the disease.

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Objective To investigate the relationship among the platelet count,the plasma levels of fibrinogen and the advanced Non-small cell lung cancer,and its clinical significance.Methods The platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen were detected in 80 patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer and 30 normal controls. Results The platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen of patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer were significandy higher than those of normal congtrols(P0.05).The platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen in the patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer were not related to histological classification, but the platelet count significantly higher in the stageⅣthan in the stageⅢ.Conclusion For the patients of lung cancer and clinical suspicion of lung cancer,the platelet count and the plasma levels of fibrinogen has important significance for the diagnosis and prognosis judgment of the disease.

Key concepts: Medicine, Fibrinogen, Platelet, Lung cancer, Internal medicine, Clinical significance, Gastroenterology, Stage (stratigraphy)

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