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AUTHOR
Lavinia Vocca
Nuove tecniche di dosaggio: la Cloned Enzyme Donor Immuno Assay (CEDIA)
Molecular analysis of the APP gene overexpression and his relationship with early onset of Alzheimer Dementia in young adults with Down Syndrome
Mutation analysis of the ΔR 608 mutation causing Niemann-Pick disease type B from blood spot cards in sicilian people
Low serum fetuin-A in renal failure patients on Hemodialisis
Biochimica e Fisiopatologia delle Specie Reattive dell’Ossigeno
Procalcitonin levels in plasma in oncohaematologic patients with an without bacterial infections
BACKGROUND: The flogosis markers currently in use show both low sensitivity and specificity, particularly in neoplastic and degenerative diseases. Procalcitonin (PCT) is a pro-peptide of calcitonin produced mainly but not only in the C-cells of the thyroid glands and, as several studies show, PCT levels in plasma increase during infections. Bacterial infections are also the main cause of death in oncological patients. Furthermore, in patients with leukaemia in chemotherapy recovery, infections often induce relapses. The aim of the present study is to detect PCT levels in plasma in oncohaematologic patients with and without infections. METHODS: The study was carried out on 54 patients by a q…
Metabolic sindrome and increased risk for cardiovascular disease
Assunzione di alcool e markers di abuso
Serum Fetuin A concentration in patients on haemodialysis
LINEE GUIDA PER L'ANALISI DELLE SOSTANZE D'ABUSO IN CAMPIONI BIOLOGICI
Procalcitonin levels in plasma in oncohaematologic patients with and without bacterial infections.
Abstract Background: The flogosis markers currently in use show both low sensitivity and specificity, particularly in neoplastic and degenerative diseases. Procalcitonin (PCT) is a pro-peptide of calcitonin produced mainly but not only in the C-cells of the thyroid glands and, as several studies show, PCT levels in plasma increase during infections. Bacterial infections are also the main cause of death in oncological patients. Furthermore, in patients with leukaemia in chemotherapy recovery, infections often induce relapses. The aim of the present study is to detect PCT levels in plasma in oncohaematologic patients with and without infections. Methods: The study was carried out on 54 patien…