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Evaluation of relationship between hs-CRP plasma levels and some characteristics of patients after kidney transplant
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Objective: To investigate the relationship between plasma hs-CRP concentration and some characteristics of patients after kidney transplantation. Subject and method: A cross-sectional descriptive study on 115 patients after kidney transplantation. All patients were quantified plasma hs-CRP levels and determined the relationship with some characteristics of patients after kidney transplant: Age, gender, time after kidney transplant, diabetes status, hypertension, renal function after transplantation. Result: The concentration of hs-CRP at the high and moderate cardiovascular risk stratification levels was seen in hypertensive patients; proteinuria (+); have diabetes 4.537 times more; 3.659; 8.4 times compared with the group of patients without the above characteristics, p<0.05. There was no association between hs-CRP with age, sex, time after kidney transplant, dyslipidemia as well as decreased MLCT. Conclusion: The concentration of hs-CRP is related to many
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