Clinical analysis of D-dimer,C-reactive protein and platelet aggregation rate on delayed encephalopathy after acute carbon monoxide poisoning
Guan Xiuru
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Guan Xiuru
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Objective To investigate the level of D-dimer,CRP and platelet aggregation rate in the patients with delayed encephalopathy after acute carbon monoxide poisoning(DEACMP).Methods The levels of D-dimer,C reactive protein(CRP)and platelet aggregation rate were detected respectively in 42 patients with DEACMP and 48 healthy persons.Results Compared with healthy persons,the levels of D-dimer,CRP and platelet aggregation rate in serum of patients with DEACMP were significantly high(P0.05).Conclusion The levels of D-dimer,CRP and platelet aggregation rate in the patients with DEACMP reflect the inflammatory response,the increased blood viscosity and the tendency of thrombosis.
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Objective To investigate the level of D-dimer,CRP and platelet aggregation rate in the patients with delayed encephalopathy after acute carbon monoxide poisoning(DEACMP).Methods The levels of D-dimer,C reactive protein(CRP)and platelet aggregation rate were detected respectively in 42 patients with DEACMP and 48 healthy persons.Results Compared with healthy persons,the levels of D-dimer,CRP and platelet aggregation rate in serum of patients with DEACMP were significantly high(P0.05).Conclusion The levels of D-dimer,CRP and platelet aggregation rate in the patients with DEACMP reflect the inflammatory response,the increased blood viscosity and the tendency of thrombosis.
Key concepts: Carbon monoxide poisoning, Medicine, Platelet, C-reactive protein, Internal medicine, D-dimer, Platelet aggregation, Thrombosis