Diagnostic biomarker tenascin-c for mortality of critical diseases and application of diagnostic biomarker tenassin-c
A technology of tenascin-c and mortality, which is applied in the field of diagnostic systems, can solve the problems of many items in real-time inspection results, increased human errors, and inaccuracy
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[0045] Example 1 Comparison of baseline levels between the critically ill group and normal control patients
[0046] The 46 patients who came to the hospital for physical examination were used as normal controls, and their serum and baseline indicators were also collected to compare the baseline levels of age, sex, weight, creatinine, platelets, SOFA scores, and serum TNC levels between the selected patients and the normal control group Is there a difference. The results showed that the average age of the control group was 54.67±5.83 years old, the average weight was 66.32±3.07Kg, and 54.35% were male. The age and weight of the study cohort did not meet the normal distribution. The median age was 56 years old (38 years old, 67 years old), the median weight was 63.0Kg (55.0Kg, 72.5Kg), and 65.67% were male. The median platelet level in the normal control group was 220.0×109 / L(153.0×10 9 / L, 310.0×10 9 / L), the study cohort was 157.0×10 9 / L(77.0×10 9 / L, 224.5×10 9 / L). ...
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[0050] Example 2 Detection of Serum TNC Levels and Mortality in Critically Ill Patients
[0051] Among the 134 patients included in the study, there were 27 all-cause deaths at the end of the 28-day follow-up period, and the 28-day all-cause mortality rate was 20.15%. The patients were divided into four groups according to the TNC level of 0-133.0ng / ml, 133.0-491.8ng / ml, 491.8-850ng / ml and greater than 850ng / ml, and the survival curve was drawn. Comparing the age, gender and body weight of the four groups, there was no statistical difference between any two groups. The 28-day survival rates of the four groups were 92.57%, 82.23%, 66.94%, and 26.45%, respectively, with significant statistical differences. Higher TNC levels corresponded to higher mortality.
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[0052] Example 3 Serum TNC level is moderately correlated with SOFA score
[0053] Spearman correlation analysis was performed on the SOFA score and serum TNC level of critically ill patients on the day of blood drawing, and the results showed that the correlation coefficient was 0.4486, P<0.0001, showing a moderate correlation in statistical significance. A linear fitting equation can be obtained: Y=53.03*X+168.3.
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