CRP
English translation: C-reactive protein
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C-reactive protein Explanation: From link below: The first ultrasound feature (tissue thickening without distortion and pus) was found in 88% of children with symptoms lasting less than three days. When there was tissue distortion with or without pus or abscess formation, symptoms persisted for longer than four days. These children also had an increased peripheral leukocyte count, serum C-reactive protein (CRP) level and high-grade fever. Reference: http://www.usreview.com.au/nov2000.htm |
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