The application of CRP,WBC and ESR detection in children with infectious disease
Jiao Zuwei
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Jiao Zuwei
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Objective:To investigate the application situation of CRP,WBC and ESR detection in children with infectious disease.Methods:In our hospital,25 children of bacterial infections were selected as group A,25 children of virus infection as group B,25 children of healthy volunteers as group C,CRP,WBC and ESR of three groups were compared and analyzed.Results:CRP,WBC,ESR of group A were significantly higher than group C,ESR of group B was significantly higher than group C(all P0.05);CRP,WBC of group A and group B were compared,the difference had statistical significance(all P0.05).Conclusion:CRP,WBC and ESR detection for diagnosis and treatment of children with infectious disease have some significance,they are worthy of attention.
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Objective:To investigate the application situation of CRP,WBC and ESR detection in children with infectious disease.Methods:In our hospital,25 children of bacterial infections were selected as group A,25 children of virus infection as group B,25 children of healthy volunteers as group C,CRP,WBC and ESR of three groups were compared and analyzed.Results:CRP,WBC,ESR of group A were significantly higher than group C,ESR of group B was significantly higher than group C(all P0.05);CRP,WBC of group A and group B were compared,the difference had statistical significance(all P0.05).Conclusion:CRP,WBC and ESR detection for diagnosis and treatment of children with infectious disease have some significance,they are worthy of attention.
Key concepts: Medicine, Statistical significance, Internal medicine, Group B, Group A, Gastroenterology, Clinical significance, C-reactive protein