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Blood samples were drawn from every neonate for culture sensitivity and measurement of serum C-reactive proteins.
Objective: To evaluate the adequacy of serum C-reactive protein (CRP) in diagnosing neonatal sepsis and role of CRP in determining the duration of antibiotic treatment in neonatal sepsis.
Metabolic and scintigraphic studies of radioiodinated human C-reactive protein in health and disease.
To avoid unnecessary removal of normal appendix more laboratory tests like C-Reactive Proteins (CRP) have been evolved.
Many studies have been published on quantitative analysis of C-reactive protein which is an acute phase reactant protein that is produced in the liver.
C-reactive protein is basically an acute phase reactant, which has been shown persistently elevated in cases of acute appendicitis.
Case records of all newborns presenting with signs and symptoms of septicemia with/without pneumonia and/or meningitis were further analysed for blood culture, interleukin -6 levels and C-reactive proteins results which were compared.
C-reactive proteins reacted late and their maximum concentrations appeared at 24 hours.
e within 1-4 hours of a sepsis stimulus15 -16 while, C-reactive proteins peak after 24 hours of the septic stimulus.
The Celltac Chemi, which is based on the latex agglutination turbidmetric immunoassay, can rapidly measure C-reactive proteins (CRPs) in the blood.
Braunwald in his scholarly lecture has listed some emerging cardiovascular risk factors, C-reactive proteins being one of them.
3) The biomolecule with the greater body of research both from a molecular and epidemiological perspective is C-Reactive Protein (CRP), a plasma protein of the pentraxin family and an acute phase reactant, which displays high sensitivity as a general inflammation marker.
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