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T lymphocyte subsets in the peripheral blood of patients with lung carcinoma

Zong-Lin Yang

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Objective To observe the state of cellular immunity of patients with lung carcinoma and the relationship between clinical pathological outcome and T lymphocyte subproportion.Methods Venous blood was obtained from 105 patients with lung carcinoma and 18 healthy volunteers.Percentages of T lymphocyte subsets were measured by flow cytometry.Results Compared to controls,105 patients with lung carcinoma had no significant differences in the percentages of CD_3~+,CD_4~+,CD_8~+ T cells and the CD_4~+/CD_8~+ ratio.Although there was no difference in the percentages of CD_3~+,CD_4~+and CD_8~+ T cells between the stage Ⅰ andⅡ and the controls,However,the patients with advanced carcinoma(stage Ⅲ,Ⅳ,) had significant higher percentages of CD_8~+ T cells and lower CD_4~+ T cells than that of the controls.Conclusion Analysis of T lymphocyte subset can provide useful information on the function of the patients with lung carcinoma.

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Objective To observe the state of cellular immunity of patients with lung carcinoma and the relationship between clinical pathological outcome and T lymphocyte subproportion.Methods Venous blood was obtained from 105 patients with lung carcinoma and 18 healthy volunteers.Percentages of T lymphocyte subsets were measured by flow cytometry.Results Compared to controls,105 patients with lung carcinoma had no significant differences in the percentages of CD_3~+,CD_4~+,CD_8~+ T cells and the CD_4~+/CD_8~+ ratio.Although there was no difference in the percentages of CD_3~+,CD_4~+and CD_8~+ T cells between the stage Ⅰ andⅡ and the controls,However,the patients with advanced carcinoma(stage Ⅲ,Ⅳ,) had significant higher percentages of CD_8~+ T cells and lower CD_4~+ T cells than that of the controls.Conclusion Analysis of T lymphocyte subset can provide useful information on the function of the patients with lung carcinoma.

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Objective To observe the state of cellular immunity of patients with lung carcinoma and the relationship between clinical pathological outcome and T lymphocyte subproportion.Methods Venous blood was obtained from 105 patients with lung carcinoma and 18 healthy volunteers.Percentages of T lymphocyte subsets were measured by flow cytometry.Results Compared to controls,105 patients with lung carcinoma had no significant differences in the percentages of CD_3~+,CD_4~+,CD_8~+ T cells and the CD_4~+/CD_8~+ ratio.Although there was no difference in the percentages of CD_3~+,CD_4~+and CD_8~+ T cells between the stage Ⅰ andⅡ and the controls,However,the patients with advanced carcinoma(stage Ⅲ,Ⅳ,) had significant higher percentages of CD_8~+ T cells and lower CD_4~+ T cells than that of the controls.Conclusion Analysis of T lymphocyte subset can provide useful information on the function of the patients with lung carcinoma.

Key concepts: Medicine, Carcinoma, Flow cytometry, Lung, Pathological, Venous blood, Lymphocyte, Stage (stratigraphy)

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