Analysis of the diagnostic effect of CRP+blood routine test in children with bacterial infectious diseases
Objective To observe the diagnostic effect of C-reactive protein(CRP)+blood routine test in children with bacterial infectious diseases.Methods 200 children with suspected bacterial infectious diseases were selected as study subjects,and all of them received CRP+blood routine test.Using bacterial culture as the"gold standard",the diagnostic results of the"gold standard"were analyzed.The CRP and blood routine indicators were compared between"gold standard"positive and negative children.The diagnostic results of CRP,blood routine test alone and CRP+blood routine test were analyzed.The diagnostic efficacy of CRP,blood routine test alone and CRP+blood routine test was compared.Results In the"gold standard"of clinical diagnosis,163 cases(81.50%)were positive and 37 cases(18.50%)were negative.The CRP of"gold standard"positive children was(13.65±1.02)mg/L,thevwhite blood cell count was(24.11±4.57)×109/L,and the neutrophil count was(8.53±0.75)×109/L,which were higher than(8.09±1.45)mg/L,(7.55±1.67)×109/L,and(5.06±0.58)×109/L in"gold standard"negative children,and the differences were statistically significant(P<0.05).CRP was positive in 159 cases and negative in 41 cases;blood routine tests were positive in 145 cases and negative in 55 cases;CRP+blood routine tests were positive in 162 cases and negative in 38 cases.The diagnostic sensitivity of CRP+blood routine test was 98.77%,the specificity was 97.30%,the positive predictive value was 99.38%and the negative predictive value was 94.74%,which were higher than 88.96%,62.16%,91.19%and 56.10%of CRP alone,and 80.37%,62.16%,90.34%,41.82%of blood routine tests alone.The difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).Conclusion CRP+blood routine test can be used for early diagnosis of bacterial infectious diseases in children,which has a high clinical significance for the formulation of treatment plans.
Bacterial infectious diseases in childrenC-reactive proteinBlood routine testClinical diagnosis