2.6.3. Serum C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
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EVENT, DISEASES, INFLAMMATORY DISEASE, NECROSIS
CRP is one of the plasma proteins that significantly increases in persons with inflammatory diseases or in the event of body tissue necrosis and is an acute phase protein. It has characteristics that cannot be observed in typical immunoglobulins, such as a rapid increase in levels within 6 to 24 h when a problem occurs in the body and a rapid decrease and disappearance within 24 h upon recovery. CRP data are very useful for determining the presence and severity of inflammatory or tissue-disrupting diseases as well as follow-up observations and determination of prognosis. It was measured at screening and week 12.