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Study on Erythrocyte Immune Function in Patients With Cerebral Hemorrhage

Jianyuan Li

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Objective:To understand the alterations of erythrocyte immune functions in patients with cerebral hemorrhage.Methods:To determine red blood cell immune adherence function using red cell C 3b receptor rosette(RBC-C 3b R)test and red cell immune complex receptor rosette(RBC-ICR)rest respectively and red cell immune regulators(RFER and RFIF) were also determined chemically.Results:RBC-C 3b R and RFER were significantly lower,while RBC-ICR and RFIR were significantly higher than that of control group on hospitalization day.After two weeks treatment,parameters mentioned above in patients were considerably improved.Conclusions:Red blood cell immune adherence function seems to be associated with the onset,development and recovery of the illness.

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Key concepts: Immune system, Red Cell, Red blood cell, Rosette (schizont appearance), Immune adherence, Immune complex, Medicine, Immunology