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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Glycosylated serum protein in patients with high blood sugar causes trauma identification of [Abstract] Objective: To detect the trauma of blood glucose (Glu) and glycosylated serum protein (GSP) levels to investigate the causes of elevated blood glucose. Methods: Diabetic patients have a history of prior trauma were divided into diabetic and non-diabetic group, serum Glu and GSP were used to detect glucose oxidase electrode and ketones ammonia oxidase. Results: The trauma patients in diabetic group and non-diabetic group were significantly higher than that of Glu healthy group, while the former GSP levels were significantly higher than the latter (P lt;0.01 ). Conclusion: In trauma patients, detection of GSP, the reasons for the identification of hyperglycemia have important value. [Keywords:] glycosylated serum protein; trauma; differential diagnosis Many causes of elevated blood sugar, diabetes, and overall can be divided into two types of non-diabetic. Non-diabetic’s blood sugar by stress, infusion and drugs causes, of which stress the most. Clinically alone real-time glucose laboratory values, in the analysis or identify the reasons for high blood sugar more difficult, given the correct treatment implications. especially the emergency department trauma patients, as acute onset, often more serious illness, the patient’s condition requires clinical judgments made quickly the right choice, if you rely on the value of immediate blood glucose test to determine whether the patient with diabetes, there is clearly insufficient. for the identification of the causes of elevated blood glucose in patients with trauma, we have combined trauma patients admitted to hospital emergency detection of glycosylated serum protein (GSP) and glucose (Glu), to explore the causes of elevated blood glucose for the clinical diagnosis and treatment of the right to provide useful indicators. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information selection in F