The relationship between serum bilirubin level with interleukin-6, interleukin-10 and mortality scores in patients with sepsis

Tutak, Ercan; Ozer, AB; Demirel, İsmail; Bayar, MK

doi:10.4103/1119-3077.134057

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“…Given that hyperbilirubinemia is a common complication of sepsis, it is used as an indicator of liver function in APA CHEII and sequential organ failure scores (8), which is associated with poor prognosis of sepsis -associated liver injury (25). Some studies also believe that although TBIL is higher in the sepsis group, its correlation is not clinically signi cant because it is a parameter of the SOPA standard (26). Our study did not adopt the SOPA standard, TBIL still showed differences between groups, and comparing the sepsis group and the infection group, the AUC of TBIL was 60.0, the sensitivity was 55.3%, and the speci city was 64.6%, which is meaningful for differential diagnosis.…”

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The Significance of Routine Biochemical Markers in Patients With Sepsis

Meng

Wang

Qiao

et al. 2020

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Background: Sepsis is a highly complex and fatal syndrome. It is the main cause of death in the intensive care unit. Early diagnosis is beneficial to reduce the mortality of sepsis and improve the prognosis of patients. Therefore, we look forward to finding cheap and fast diagnostic criteria to quickly assess the patient's condition.Methods: This is a retrospective study. The study enrolled 499 patients in the First Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University from January 1, 2018 to June 22, 2020, and 96 healthy cases in the same period. Using the diagnostic criteria of bacterial infection, SIRS criteria and Sepsis-2 consensus criteria, 499 patients and 96 healthy cases were divided into 4 groups: sepsis group (n=300), SIRS group (n=151), infection group (n= 48), the control group (n=96). We collected the results of routine laboratory tests, inflammation indicators and blood culture results of these patients. Results: The sepsis group compared with the control group, MCV, NE, WBC, PLT, HB, D-Dimer, PT, CRP, PCT, IL-6, ALB, TBIL, Cr, LAC, CysC and BNP were statistically significant. D-dimer, CRP and PCT have higher diagnostic efficiency. Compared with the difference between the infection group and the SIRS group, PLT and IL-6 are statistically significant, and have a certain diagnostic value. Sepsis group VS infection group, WBC, IL-6, NE and TBIL showed statistical differences in the comparison. The AUC of NE was 67.6, which was the largest among the three. The specificity (95.8%) was the highest, but the sensitivity (49%) was low.Conclusions: This retrospective study shows that NE, WBC, and D-dimer can help in the early diagnosis of sepsis. D-dimer performs best. WBC and NE may have a differential diagnosis significance between the sepsis group and the infection group. This result can provide a timely and convenient assessment tool for early diagnosis of sepsis.

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