2000•The Journal of Medical Theory and PracticeRequires access

Study on Red -cell Immune Function in Acute Cerebrovascular Disease

A Fuzhou

Abstract

To study on red- cell immune function in acate cerebrovascular disease. We used the methods of Guofen to measure the rosette rate of red blood cell C3b(RBC - C:)bRR) and the rosette rate of red blood cell immune complex (RBC - ICR). The result suggested that RBC - C3bRR of acute cerebrovascular diseas was lower than that of the controlsC P 0. 01). And RBC -ICR higher than that of the controls( P 0. 01). It indicated that red - cell immune adherence was decreased. Immune complexes fixed to vascular endothelium and injured it, because clearance ability for immune complexes was decreased. It opens up a train of thoughts for clinical trea-menl.

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Key concepts: Medicine, Immune system, Red blood cell, Red Cell, Immune complex, Rosette (schizont appearance), Endothelium, Immune adherence