Clinical application: infection |
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Septicemia and severe bacterφ€₽ial infection are on<≥ the rise and have not been paid enou≤♥ gh attention to. Septi ×&$cemia is often misunderstood by the €£public as "blood poisoning∞✔β ", which is one of the main caus∑∞≠es of death in the world. If ¥©≈ the body causes damage to its ±₩₩own tissues and orga£ ←ns during the fight against inf€±α¶ection, it can lead to septice♦→Ω¶mia.If not detected and treated earl×♦♣y, sepsis may cause shock, ££®multiple organ failure γ₽εand even death. The mortality of pat£>•↑ients with sepsis is 3β 3.3%-50%. The combined₹₹₹® detection of SAA and CRP is he₽∑✘lpful for the early diagnosis of neona©Ωβtal sepsis and the identification o∞≥f bacterial infections from viral in₹∑♦fections, and for the early diag↔≤αnosis of infectious diseaseγΩαs in children.
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Bedside diagnosis of infection indicato≠✔$Ωrs of LEHE-PCT/CRP/SAA |
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Early and accurate diagnosis and monito•÷ring of sepsis is one of the dete÷•±₽rminants of improving prognosiπ₹≈©s. PCT has a good correlation with inΩ₩ ↔fection and sepsis. Afte×✘r nearly 20 years of rese>♠₹arch and practice, it has ∑±€been recommended for the diγφagnosis, stratificat$± ion, treatment monitoring←≈ and prognosis evaluation ₽♦≠λof bacterial sepsis. |
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Disease |
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LEHE Products |
1. Septicemia It is a life-threa"≠tening disease. Once the¶↕δ¶ body damages its ↔£πown tissues and organs in the process oβ↔f fighting infection,>♣× it can cause seps∞£ is.
2. Sepsis |
· 1. Rapid assessment of bacterial inf™λ☆ections and sepsis · 2. Early diagnosis of sepsis · stratification, treatm®®≥ ent monitoring and pr¶♣Ω≠ognostic evaluation of sepsis→÷ · 3. Infection monitoring aft$∑πer surgery and trauma · Instruct the use of antibioticsσ₹π and monitor the e♠✘β÷ffect of treatment · 4. Diagnosis of neonata¥αl infection ·
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PCT |
Infectious diseases The combined detection of €≠ SAA and CRP helps in the earl∏♠•y diagnosis of infectious diseases♥φ÷ in children, and helps to ™∞∑£distinguish bacterial aε₹φnd viral infection←≥s.
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CRP/SAA |