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C REACTIVE PROTEIN IN DIFFENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF PLEURAL EFFUSION

Kaushik Kar, Satwika Sinha, Anindya Dasgupta

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Present study has included 95 Pleural Effusion patients. Pleural fluid were collected from them and classified as Transudate and Exudate according to the standard criteria. Pleural Fluid C-Reactive Protein (CRP) concentrations indicated towards diagnosis and severity of exudates. CRP in pleural fluid is a helpful tool in diagnosis and monitoring of pleural effusion patients. Keywords: Pleural effusion, Exudate, CRP

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Present study has included 95 Pleural Effusion patients. Pleural fluid were collected from them and classified as Transudate and Exudate according to the standard criteria. Pleural Fluid C-Reactive Protein (CRP) concentrations indicated towards diagnosis and severity of exudates. CRP in pleural fluid is a helpful tool in diagnosis and monitoring of pleural effusion patients. Keywords: Pleural effusion, Exudate, CRP

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Present study has included 95 Pleural Effusion patients. Pleural fluid were collected from them and classified as Transudate and Exudate according to the standard criteria. Pleural Fluid C-Reactive Protein (CRP) concentrations indicated towards diagnosis and severity of exudates. CRP in pleural fluid is a helpful tool in diagnosis and monitoring of pleural effusion patients. Keywords: Pleural effusion, Exudate, CRP

Key concepts: Transudate, Pleural effusion, Exudate, Pleural fluid, Medicine, C-reactive protein, Effusion, Pathology

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