Time Course of Muscle Damage and Inflammatory Responses to Resistance Training with Eccentric Overload in Trained Individuals

Table 2

Significant changes in NEUTR, WBC, LYNF, and PLT and the specific subjects presenting alterations. RI: reference interval for physically active subjects [23]; Δ: difference between two consecutive analysis.

Analyte	Moment	Subject	Measured values: latter − former (Δ)	% change
NEUTR; RCV95% = 65.3%; RI = 1.8–6.7 (10^9 cel/L)	P2	7	9.4−4.9(4.5)	+90
	P4	7	2.7−9.4(−6.7)	−71
	P13	6	6.2−3.9(2.3)	+60
WBC; RCV95% = 43.9%; RI = 4.5–10.1 (10^9 cel/L)	P2	7	12.2−8.0(4.2)	+53
	P4	7	5.2−2.2(3.0)	−57
	P7	7	8.9−5.2(3.7)	+71
	P9	7	13.3−8.9(4.4)	+49
LYNF; RCV95% = 40.5%; RI = 1.2–3.3 (10^9 cel/L)	P7	7	5.6−1.3(4.3)	+344
	P9	7	8.8−5.6(3.2)	+57
	P13	7	7.0−3.9(3.1)	−44
PLT; RCV95% = 21.5%; RI = 140–337 (10^9 cel/L)	P4	7	234−176(58)	−25