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. 2021 Apr 3;13(7):9243–9252. doi: 10.18632/aging.202838

Table 3. The effect of CRRT on inflammatory response.

Variable Before After Difference V P N
WBC count(109/L) 12.85(9.96,18.77) 8.42(4.44,15.06) -4.43(-10.12,2.14) 176.5 0.039 34
Neutrophil counts 12.22(8.45,17.71) 7(3.47,12.19) -4.24(-9.65,1.47) 134 0.014 32
Neutrophil % 92.2(88.88,94.80) 89(79.95,92.52) -1.95(-5.05,0.62) 177 0.040 34
Lymphocyte counts (109/L) 0.54(0.36,0.96) 0.54(0.24,1.02) -0.1(-0.28,0.20) 249 0.412 34
CRP (mg/L) 120.10(64.66,160) 63.6(42.11,128) -37.1(-68.34,33.58) 126 0.049 31
PCT (ng/mL) 1.67(0.70,4.69) 2.58(0.69,6.50) -0.86(-2.39,4.74) 246 0.747 32
D-dimer (ug/L) 7.08(2.29,12.14) 3.94(1.88,7.18) -2.61(-6.04,0) 90 0.006 31
IL 6 (pg/L) 20.95(9.13,91.29) 30.34(16.08,416.02) 9.30(-13.75,287.23) 175 0.267 24

Note: V is the statistic of Wilcoxon signed rank test. N is the number of the patients.

WBC count: White blood cell count; CRP: C-reactive protein; PCT: Procalcitonin; IL6: Interleukin 6.