Application of hypersensitivity C-reative protein to detect neonatal infectious diseases

Objective:To explore the clinical value of hypersensitiity C-reactive protein(hsCRP) and the relationship between hsCRP content and neonatal infectious diseases.Methods:To detect hsCRP in 212 neonate who were born within two weeks in the department of neonatology in our hospital.Results:In pre-treatment of bacterial infection group(A group) hsCRP content was significantly higher than non-bacterial infection group(B group) and the control group(C group),P0.05,with statistical significance.There was no significant difference between B group and C group.Conclusion:hsCRP can be used as an early important diagnosis indicators of neonatal bacterial infections.Dynamic monitoring hsCRP content can be used as the evidence of healing effect of bacterial infections.