Laboratory Findings in the Preoperative and Postoperative Period of 24 Hours
and Three Months
MP
PCT
In the levels of EMP (MP CD31+, CD42b-, CD144+), there was a significant increase
in the 24-hour postoperative period (Comparisons of the mean effects of the conventional and Perceval™
groups over time (preoperative and 24-hour and 3-month postoperative)
with respect to laboratory variables.Comparisons between the conventional and Perceval™ groups at each
time point (preoperative and 24-hour and 3-month postoperative), in
relation to laboratory variables.Laboratory variables in the conventional and Perceval™ groups in
the preoperative and 24-hour and three-month postoperative periods.
Changes in endothelial microparticles and biomarkers according to the
conventional and Perceval™ prosthesis groups in the
preoperative and 24-hour and 3-month postoperative periods.The IL-6 was characterized by significant elevation in the 24-hour postoperative
period (Regarding IL-8, a statistically significant interaction was observed over time
(The PCT showed an increase in the 24-hour postoperative period and a subsequent
decrease in the three-month postoperative period, with a significant interaction
(In the plasma concentration of leukocytes, there was no statistically significant
interaction (The CRP showed significant elevation in the 24-hour postoperative period
(