The relationship between plasma P-selectin,h-CRP and diabetic nephropathy
Suping Chen
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Suping Chen
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Objective To study the relationship between plasma P-selectin,h-CRP and diabetic nephropathy(DN).Methods 93 cases with diabetes mellitus(DM) were classified into two groups:diabetic nephropathy(DN) groups and diabetes mellitus groups.And 30 healthy individuals were as normal control.Plasma FPG,h-CRP,P-selectin were measured.Results The plasma levels of FPG,h-CRP,P-selectin in the DN group were higher than those of normal control,and plasma levels of h-CRP,P-selectin in the DN group were higher than those of DM group,with significant difference(P 0.01).Conclusion The results show that the relationship between plasma h-CRP,P-selectin and DM is intensive,which is of great clinical importance to the diagnosis,treatment and prognosis of DM.
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Objective To study the relationship between plasma P-selectin,h-CRP and diabetic nephropathy(DN).Methods 93 cases with diabetes mellitus(DM) were classified into two groups:diabetic nephropathy(DN) groups and diabetes mellitus groups.And 30 healthy individuals were as normal control.Plasma FPG,h-CRP,P-selectin were measured.Results The plasma levels of FPG,h-CRP,P-selectin in the DN group were higher than those of normal control,and plasma levels of h-CRP,P-selectin in the DN group were higher than those of DM group,with significant difference(P 0.01).Conclusion The results show that the relationship between plasma h-CRP,P-selectin and DM is intensive,which is of great clinical importance to the diagnosis,treatment and prognosis of DM.
Key concepts: Diabetic nephropathy, Internal medicine, Medicine, Diabetes mellitus, P-selectin, Plasma levels, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology