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Meanings of CRP in English

Portuguese
proteína c-reativa

A byproduct of inflammation; a globulin that is found in the blood in some cases of acute inflammation.

proteína c-reativa
Usage of CRP in English
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Conclusion: CRP may add information of risk of conversion in MCI patients.
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Results: Overall, baseline CRP levels were greater in patients with AF recurrence.
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However, IL6 and CRP values were similar between IPA and non-IPA groups.
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Basically, the lower your CRP, the lower your risk of heart attack.
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Advanced urinary diversions were more common in patients with normal CRP values.
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The increase in re-consultations and longer-term effects of CRP-POCT need further evaluation.
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Interpretation: Non-drinkers and heavy drinkers had higher CRP concentrations than moderate drinkers.
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Addition of CRP to natriuretic peptides did not improve discrimination or reclassification.
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Whether CRP genetic variants affect lipid metabolism is of importance to investigate.
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Most observational studies of CRP and cardiovascular disease have been in Europeans.
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Patients on CD also showed a significant correlation between urea and CRP.
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Hs-CRP did not associate with time to surgery or with myocardial mass.
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Higher levels of CRP and AGP during infancy were associated with stunting.
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Very high CRP levels tend to be associated with invasive bacterial infections.
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These findings are reinforced by stepwise CRP elevation with higher AF burden.
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In multiple regression analysis CRP alone was independently associated with serum ferritin.
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