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. 2014 Jun 9;177(1):280–286. doi: 10.1111/cei.12314

Table 2.

C-reactive protein (CRP) levels before, during and after an attack in 68 hereditary angioedema (HAE) patients.

Baseline
n Missing Elevated CRP (%)
Total 59 9 12 (20%)
Abdominal 26 4 4 (15%)
Non-abdominal 33 5 8 (24%)
< 5 h
n Missing Elevated (%)
Total 63 5 18 (29%)
Abdominal 29 1 8 (28%)
Non-abdominal 34 4 10 (29%)
Day 1
n Missing Elevated (%)
Total 60§ 6 23 (38%)
Abdominal 27 2 14 (52%)
Non-abdominal 33 4 9 (27%)
Day 7
n Missing Elevated (%)
Total 38 30 10 (26%)
Abdominal 19 11 6 (32%)
Non-abdominal 19 19 4 (21%)
Day 22
n Missing Elevated (%)
Total 53 14 15 (28%)
Abdominal 22 8 5 (23%)
Non-abdominal 31 6 10 (32%)

Number of patients with available CRP level at the indicated time-point;

number of patients with no CRP value at the indicated time-point;

§

two CRP values excluded because of drug reactions;

one CRP value excluded because of tonsillitis in the patient.