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[Immune complexes in suppurative surgical infection].

Khirurgiia 07/1990; pp.63-6
Source: PubMed

ABSTRACT The authors examined 56 patients with various forms of purulent surgical infection. The number of T- and B-lymphocytes and the level of immunoglobulins, complement, and immune complexes was determined. It was established that the level of circulating immune complexes reflects the clinical situation most authentically. Five- or six-fold increase in immune complexes is a constant sign of a persisting and severe inflammatory process marked by the predominance of destructive changes and tendency to generalization.

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Keywords

clinical situation
 
constant sign
 
destructive changes
 
generalization
 
immune complexes
 
persisting
 
severe inflammatory process
 
six-fold increase
 
various forms