| Literature DB >> 30501929 |
H Gil1, B Bouldoires2, B Bailly2, N Meaux Ruault2, S Humbert2, N Magy-Bertrand2.
Abstract
Since 1893, eosinopenia is a biological test to help a diagnosis of bacterial infection. Several publications have confirmed this hypothesis, particularly in the intensive care, pneumology and pediatric units. The value of this marker has been identified in vascular cerebral diseases and coronary bypass. Its contribution seems as relevant as procalcitonin, without extra cost. The diagnostic performance of this test was reinforced by a composite score (CIBLE score) that may improve its value in daily routine. Finally, monitoring eosinopenia appears to be a reliable mortality marker.Entities:
Keywords: Bacterial infection; Eosinopenia; Infections bactériennes; Polynuclear eosinophil; Polynucléaires éosinophiles; Éosinopénie
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Year: 2018 PMID: 30501929 DOI: 10.1016/j.revmed.2018.11.008
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Rev Med Interne ISSN: 0248-8663 Impact factor: 0.728