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Valuable Role of Neutrophil CD64 and Highly Sensitive CRP Biomarkers for Diagnostic, Monitoring, and Prognostic Evaluations of Sepsis Patients in Neonatal ICUs

Table 6

Delta changes (dC) percent for both sepsis neonates without improvement (group 1) and improved sepsis neonates (group 2).

Sepsis neonates without improvement (Gr1)Improved sepsis neonates (Gr2)

HB_dC-6.629 (-13.105–17.85)-9.43 (-18.246–0.224)-0.9920.321
TLC_dC16.277 (-27.688–45.433)-5.153 (-35.398–47.281)-0.8510.395
ANC_dC27.174 (5.357–404.03)-38.235 (-0.56911–0.30303)-2.4150.016
Plt_dC-2.41 (-73.62–13.876)17.925 (-0.0551–1.07197)-2.0560.04
CRP_dC50 (-25–640.833)-80 (-100 to -50)-3.4270.001
CD64%_dC0.691 (-4.806–19.154)-47.423 (-71.136–34.091)-5.031<0.0001
CD64 MFI_dC0.942 (-28.648–47.023)-26.337 (-47.075–10.106)-1.650.09

Values are presented as the median and IQR.