Red blood cell distribution width (RDW) reflects disease severity in patients with carbon monoxide poisoning: systematic literature review and meta-analysis

Lippi, Giuseppe; Henry, Brandon M.; Mattiuzzi, Camilla

doi:10.1080/00365513.2024.2332998

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“…The RDW-CV demonstrates anisocytosis [27]. The higher the RDW-CV value, the more serious the anisocytosis.…”

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The Predictive Value of RDW-CV in Pregnant Patients with Treated Thrombophilia Who Delivered via Cesarean Section at Term

Filip,

Covali,

Socolov

et al. 2024

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(1) Background: The RDW-CV has predictive value in many pregnancy-related conditions. Re-search question: Can the RDW-CV be utilized predictively in pregnant patients with thrombo-philia? Aim of the study: To carry out a detailed analysis of the RDW-CV in pregnant patients with treated thrombophilia as compared with pregnant patients without thrombophilia who de-livered via cesarean section at term. (2) Methods: We studied 160 pregnant patients, including 80 pregnant patients with treated thrombophilia in the study group, and another 80 patients of a similar age and parity. The patients were referred to our hospital for delivery at term by means of a cesarean section between 1/10/2017 and 1/12/2021. Every patient received a sonogram during the first 1–2 days after the cesarean section, and their uterine evaluation was interpreted using the PUUS (Postpartum Uterine Ultrasonographic Scale). (3) Results: Our PUUS≥1 pregnant and postpartum patients with treated thrombophilia were the only group with an RDW-CV value over 14. No deep vein thrombosis was observed during hospitalization, showing that the antico-agulant treatment was necessary and effective. An RDW-CV of 14.5 was the highest value in the Rh-negative group of pregnant patients with treated thrombophilia. An RDW-CV of 14.48 was the highest level in the Rh-negative postpartum patients with treated thrombophilia. (4) Conclu-sion: An RDW-CV of ≥14 can predict uterine hematometra (PUUS≥1). The RDW-CV values were higher in Rh-negative patients.

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“…The RDW-CV demonstrates anisocytosis [27]. The higher the RDW-CV value, the more serious the anisocytosis.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 98%

The Predictive Value of RDW-CV in Pregnant Patients with Treated Thrombophilia Who Delivered via Cesarean Section at Term

Filip,

Covali,

Socolov

et al. 2024

Preprint

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Red cell distribution width/platelet ratio predicts decompensation of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease-related compensated advanced chronic liver disease

Zheng,

Lonardo

2025

World J Gastroenterol

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Prognostication of compensated advanced chronic liver disease (cACLD) is of paramount importance for the physician-and-patient communication and for rational clinical decisions. The paper published by Dallio et al reports on red cell distribution width (RDW)/platelet ratio (RPR) as a non-invasive biomarker in predicting decompensation of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD)-related cACLD. Differently from other biomarkers and algorithms, RPR is inexpensive and widely available, based on parameters which are included in a complete blood count. RPR is computed on the grounds of two different items, one of which, RDW, mirrors the host’s response to a variety of disease stimuli and is non-specific. The second parameter involved in RPR, platelet count, is more specific and has been used in the hepatological clinic to discriminate cirrhotic from non-cirrhotic chronic liver disease for decades. Cardiovascular disease is the primary cause of mortality among MASLD subjects, followed by extra-hepatic cancers and liver-related mortality. Therefore, MASLD biomarkers should be validated not only in terms of liver-related events but also in the prediction of major adverse cardiovascular events and cardiovascular mortality and extra-hepatic cancers. Adequately sized multi-ethnic confirmatory investigation is required to define the role and significance of RPR in the stratification of MASLD-cACLD.

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Red blood cell distribution width (RDW) reflects disease severity in patients with carbon monoxide poisoning: systematic literature review and meta-analysis

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The Predictive Value of RDW-CV in Pregnant Patients with Treated Thrombophilia Who Delivered via Cesarean Section at Term

The Predictive Value of RDW-CV in Pregnant Patients with Treated Thrombophilia Who Delivered via Cesarean Section at Term

Red cell distribution width/platelet ratio predicts decompensation of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease-related compensated advanced chronic liver disease

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