The association of allergic rhinitis severity with neutrophil–lymphocyte and platelet–lymphocyte ratio in children

Clinical characteristics, risk factor analysis and peripheral blood cell changes for early warning of multidrug‐resistant bacteria (MDR) infection in elderly patients

“…Coinfection with MDR bacterial strains increases the likelihood of problems and an extended hospital stay for patients receiving critical care unit treatment 43 . The NLR and PLR are used together or separately for the assessment of a wide range of diseases, such as malignancies (including hematological malignancies), respiratory diseases, gastrointestinal and cardiovascular diseases (acute coronary syndromes, cerebral hemorrhage), systemic diseases, and more recently, psychiatric disorders, such as COVID‐19, obsessive‐compulsive disorders, as well as for assessing the severity of disease in pediatric patients, and have clinical predictive value for the diagnosis of early‐onset neonatal sepsis and bacterial infectious pneumonia in children also have clinical predictive value, with higher values correlating with disease severity and prognosis 44–48 . Though limited studies have acknowledged PLR as a risk predictor, research conducted by Ayeni et al has verified that both NLR and PLR function as indicators for diagnosing appendicitis and determining its severity in children; these findings align with our conclusion that PLR and NLR may be vital markers for the early prevention of MDR infections in elderly hospitalized patients 49 .…”

Evaluation of new generation immune-systemic inflammation markers to predict of urine culture growth in urinary tract infection in children

“…Neutrophil-lymphocyte ratio (NLR), PLR and SII is one of the subjects that has attracted attention recently and is frequently studied. These parameters, which are considered as markers of in ammation, have also been shown to be prognostic indicators in critically ill septic patients and allergic rhinitis in different studies (31,32). Asik (33) reported that since NLR and PLR were higher in patients with urinary tract infections compared to the healthy volunteer control group, initially, the patient's symptoms and complaints should be evaluated clinically, and then NLR and PLR could be used as in ammatory markers.…”

Evaluation of new generation systemic immune-inflammation markers to predict urine culture growth in urinary tract infection in children

“…The NLR, PLR, and SII have emerged as topics of significant interest in recent academic research. These parameters, which are considered as markers of inflammation, have also been shown to be prognostic indicators in critically ill septic patients and allergic rhinitis in different studies ( 30 , 31 ). Asik ( 32 ) reported that since NLR and PLR were higher in patients with urinary tract infections compared with the healthy volunteer control group, initially, the patient's symptoms and complaints should be evaluated clinically, and then NLR and PLR could be used as inflammatory markers.…”