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Difference cause analysis on thrombocytopenia by different bacterial infections in patients with sepsis

Yan Fen

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Objective To analyze primarily the difference causes of thrombocytopenia by different bacterial infections in patients with sepsis,to distinguish the biochemical characteristics of Gram-positive bacteria( G+) and Gram-negative bacteria( G-),and to provide the reference for the clinical early prevention of multiple organ failure and reduce the mortality rate. Methods A total of 155 sepsis patients,56 patients with non-sepsis( infection group) and43 non-infected controls were enrolled,and their platelet( PLT),procalcitonin( PCT),C reactive protein( CRP),white blood cell( WBC),the percentage of neutrophils( NE) and Bcl-x L protein levels were determined. The results were analyzed statistically. Blood culture was performed simultaneously,75 cases of blood culture-positive sepsis patients were classified into G+and G-groups. Their PLT,PCT,Bcl-x L protein and different PCT cross-section percentages were analyzed. Results Biochemical parameters of sepsis group had obvious difference with those of control group( P 0. 01). Compared with infection group,serum PLT,PCT,CRP and Bcl-x L protein levels were significantly different( P 0. 01),and WBC and the percentage of NE had no statistical significance( P 0. 05). In infection group,PCT,CRP,WBC,NE percentage had statistical significance compared with those in control group( P 0. 01),but the differences of PLT and Bcl-x L protein were not significant( P 0. 05). For G+and G-groups in sepsis patients,when PCT 2. 0 ng / m L,there was no statistical significance( P 0. 05). When 2. 0 ng / m L ≤ PCT ≤10. 0 ng / m L,the percentage in G+group was significantly higher than that in G-group( P 0. 01). When PCT ≥10. 0 ng / m L,the percentage in G-group was significantly higher than that in G+group( P 0. 01). PLT and PCT levels in G-group were lower than those in G+group( P 0. 01). Conclusions The reduction of PLT and the increase of PCT are related to the apoptosis of PLT caused by Bcl-x L protein. G-sepsis is easier to start PLT apoptosis than G+sepsis with higher risk.

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Objective To analyze primarily the difference causes of thrombocytopenia by different bacterial infections in patients with sepsis,to distinguish the biochemical characteristics of Gram-positive bacteria( G+) and Gram-negative bacteria( G-),and to provide the reference for the clinical early prevention of multiple organ failure and reduce the mortality rate. Methods A total of 155 sepsis patients,56 patients with non-sepsis( infection group) and43 non-infected controls were enrolled,and their platelet( PLT),procalcitonin( PCT),C reactive protein( CRP),white blood cell( WBC),the percentage of neutrophils( NE) and Bcl-x L protein levels were determined. The results were analyzed statistically. Blood culture was performed simultaneously,75 cases of blood culture-positive sepsis patients were classified into G+and G-groups. Their PLT,PCT,Bcl-x L protein and different PCT cross-section percentages were analyzed. Results Biochemical parameters of sepsis group had obvious difference with those of control group( P 0. 01). Compared with infection group,serum PLT,PCT,CRP and Bcl-x L protein levels were significantly different( P 0. 01),and WBC and the percentage of NE had no statistical significance( P 0. 05). In infection group,PCT,CRP,WBC,NE percentage had statistical significance compared with those in control group( P 0. 01),but the differences of PLT and Bcl-x L protein were not significant( P 0. 05). For G+and G-groups in sepsis patients,when PCT 2. 0 ng / m L,there was no statistical significance( P 0. 05). When 2. 0 ng / m L ≤ PCT ≤10. 0 ng / m L,the percentage in G+group was significantly higher than that in G-group( P 0. 01). When PCT ≥10. 0 ng / m L,the percentage in G-group was significantly higher than that in G+group( P 0. 01). PLT and PCT levels in G-group were lower than those in G+group( P 0. 01). Conclusions The reduction of PLT and the increase of PCT are related to the apoptosis of PLT caused by Bcl-x L protein. G-sepsis is easier to start PLT apoptosis than G+sepsis with higher risk.

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Objective To analyze primarily the difference causes of thrombocytopenia by different bacterial infections in patients with sepsis,to distinguish the biochemical characteristics of Gram-positive bacteria( G+) and Gram-negative bacteria( G-),and to provide the reference for the clinical early prevention of multiple organ failure and reduce the mortality rate. Methods A total of 155 sepsis patients,56 patients with non-sepsis( infection group) and43 non-infected controls were enrolled,and their platelet( PLT),procalcitonin( PCT),C reactive protein( CRP),white blood cell( WBC),the percentage of neutrophils( NE) and Bcl-x L protein levels were determined. The results were analyzed statistically. Blood culture was performed simultaneously,75 cases of blood culture-positive sepsis patients were classified into G+and G-groups. Their PLT,PCT,Bcl-x L protein and different PCT cross-section percentages were analyzed. Results Biochemical parameters of sepsis group had obvious difference with those of control group( P 0. 01). Compared with infection group,serum PLT,PCT,CRP and Bcl-x L protein levels were significantly different( P 0. 01),and WBC and the percentage of NE had no statistical significance( P 0. 05). In infection group,PCT,CRP,WBC,NE percentage had statistical significance compared with those in control group( P 0. 01),but the differences of PLT and Bcl-x L protein were not significant( P 0. 05). For G+and G-groups in sepsis patients,when PCT 2. 0 ng / m L,there was no statistical significance( P 0. 05). When 2. 0 ng / m L ≤ PCT ≤10. 0 ng / m L,the percentage in G+group was significantly higher than that in G-group( P 0. 01). When PCT ≥10. 0 ng / m L,the percentage in G-group was significantly higher than that in G+group( P 0. 01). PLT and PCT levels in G-group were lower than those in G+group( P 0. 01). Conclusions The reduction of PLT and the increase of PCT are related to the apoptosis of PLT caused by Bcl-x L protein. G-sepsis is easier to start PLT apoptosis than G+sepsis with higher risk.

Key concepts: Procalcitonin, Sepsis, White blood cell, Gastroenterology, Internal medicine, Clinical significance, Medicine, Platelet

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