The application value of joint detection of the peripheral blood C-reactive protein(CRP) and white blood cell count(WBC) in children with infections
Yang Wei-zhen
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Yang Wei-zhen
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Objective To explore the application value of joint detection of the peripheral blood C-reactive protein(CRP) and white blood cell count(WBC) in children with infections.Methods 613 cases of pediatric out-patients in our hospital,the peripheral blood CRP and routine blood test was performed.Results In 613 children cases,103 cases with increased WBC/CRP heighten positive rate was 17%,163 cases with the WBC heighten/CRP normal positive rate was 26%,65 cases with the WBC normal/CRP heighten positive rate was 11%,282cases with the WBC normal/CRP normal positive rate was 46%.Conclusions Joint detection of the peripheral blood CRP and WBC will provide valuable evidence for the differential diagnosis and rational drug use.
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Objective To explore the application value of joint detection of the peripheral blood C-reactive protein(CRP) and white blood cell count(WBC) in children with infections.Methods 613 cases of pediatric out-patients in our hospital,the peripheral blood CRP and routine blood test was performed.Results In 613 children cases,103 cases with increased WBC/CRP heighten positive rate was 17%,163 cases with the WBC heighten/CRP normal positive rate was 26%,65 cases with the WBC normal/CRP heighten positive rate was 11%,282cases with the WBC normal/CRP normal positive rate was 46%.Conclusions Joint detection of the peripheral blood CRP and WBC will provide valuable evidence for the differential diagnosis and rational drug use.
Key concepts: Medicine, White blood cell, C-reactive protein, Peripheral blood, Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Peripheral, Blood cell