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Blood serum measurement and clinical observation of mycoplasma pneumonia infection in children

Qiao Xing-guang

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Objective To investigate the measurement of IgM of mycoplasma pneumonia (anti MP-IgM ) in children respiratory infection. Method The children charts of 1772patients with respiratory infection were reviewed. Japan Fuji mycoplasma pneumonia measurement reagent-SERODIA MYCOⅡ agglutination were used to measure serum MP-IgM. Results 21.9% patients (389cases)'s serum MP-IgM was positive. 3,3～6 and 6～13 years old children's serum MP-IgM positive level were 14.5%(147/1012),30.5%(139/456)and33.9%(103/304).In 806 cases of respiratory infection,205cases have been clinically diagnosed. MP-IgM positive rate was 76.1%(156cases);In other cases serum MP-IgM pseudoreation was 4.0%(26cases).The result showed significant difference (P0.01). Conclusion SERODIA MYCOⅡ agglutination is the impersonal mark in early diagnosis of mycoplasma pneumonia infection in children.

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Objective To investigate the measurement of IgM of mycoplasma pneumonia (anti MP-IgM ) in children respiratory infection. Method The children charts of 1772patients with respiratory infection were reviewed. Japan Fuji mycoplasma pneumonia measurement reagent-SERODIA MYCOⅡ agglutination were used to measure serum MP-IgM. Results 21.9% patients (389cases)'s serum MP-IgM was positive. 3,3～6 and 6～13 years old children's serum MP-IgM positive level were 14.5%(147/1012),30.5%(139/456)and33.9%(103/304).In 806 cases of respiratory infection,205cases have been clinically diagnosed. MP-IgM positive rate was 76.1%(156cases);In other cases serum MP-IgM pseudoreation was 4.0%(26cases).The result showed significant difference (P0.01). Conclusion SERODIA MYCOⅡ agglutination is the impersonal mark in early diagnosis of mycoplasma pneumonia infection in children.

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Objective To investigate the measurement of IgM of mycoplasma pneumonia (anti MP-IgM ) in children respiratory infection. Method The children charts of 1772patients with respiratory infection were reviewed. Japan Fuji mycoplasma pneumonia measurement reagent-SERODIA MYCOⅡ agglutination were used to measure serum MP-IgM. Results 21.9% patients (389cases)'s serum MP-IgM was positive. 3,3～6 and 6～13 years old children's serum MP-IgM positive level were 14.5%(147/1012),30.5%(139/456)and33.9%(103/304).In 806 cases of respiratory infection,205cases have been clinically diagnosed. MP-IgM positive rate was 76.1%(156cases);In other cases serum MP-IgM pseudoreation was 4.0%(26cases).The result showed significant difference (P0.01). Conclusion SERODIA MYCOⅡ agglutination is the impersonal mark in early diagnosis of mycoplasma pneumonia infection in children.

Key concepts: Medicine, Mycoplasma pneumonia, Pneumonia, Mycoplasma, Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Agglutination (biology), Respiratory system, Respiratory infection

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