PIC

（LP-PLA₂）Lipoprotein-associated  " phospholipaseA2

Continuous monitoring method

New index of vascular en±♦•₩dothelial inflammati←"©on

Clinical significance

The content of Lp-PLA2 in©∑ unstable plaques is much higβ ≠αher than that in stable✔♣δ plaques. When rupture of atheroscler•✘'otic plaque in the vascu♣‌πlar cavity is about to or has occurred¶', Lp-PLA2 will be released int♥$↔♦o the blood in large amounts, and c≠↔ause its blood level to i↑Ω​ncrease significantly. T‌± herefore, the concentration of Lp-✘ PLA2 in the blood caα"n reflect the degree of inflammat←→∞§ion of atherosclerotic plaque. By de $tecting Lp-PLA2 in th♥γ♠≈e blood, the degree of inflammαβ↕ation and stability o↓↔☆f atherosclerotic plaqueπε‍ can be effectively understood. γ¥In this way, it can warn the occγ<urrence of myocardial infarcti​&on and cerebral throm÷​bosis, which is of great significance₹↔ to prevent cardiovascular and♦₹γ cerebrovascular emergen♣↑λ₩cies.

Reference value

Female ≤535 U/L； Male ≤670 U/L

Linear

20～1200U/L

Correlation coefficient

r≥0.990

Clinical application

1. Predict the occurrence of car>₩≥dio-cerebrovascular embo£ ₽lism diseases

2. Judging the outcome of cardio$£vascular and cerebrovascular emb®λ₩olism diseases

Application scenarios

Medical Examination C<≤λenter/Laboratory D&♣Ωepartment/Emergency D‍♣epartment/Cardiology Department/I₽γ♥±CU