Mild renal insufficiency and C-reactive protein and coronary plaque morphology in.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Mild renal insufficiency and C-reactive protein and coronary plaque morphology in [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the mild renal dysfunction and C-reactive protein (CRP) and coronary plaque morphology. Methods: 100 patients with coronary heart disease (CHD) in patients with coronary angiography (CAG), at the time of admission serum creatinine (Cr) isgt; 106 mol / L were divided into normal renal function and mild renal insufficiency, coronary plaque morphology according to CAG typing into type , type, type of light degree of renal dysfunction and CRP and coronary plaque morphology. RESULTS: Serum CRP in mild renal insufficiency was significantly higher (P lt;0.05), serum Cr and CRP are related; -type sub-group the highest levels of Cr and CRP , type, -type sub-group in turn reduced the group difference was statistically significant (P lt;0.05). Conclusion: The reflection of the unstable plaque plaque type serum Cr levels were significantly increased, suggesting that mild renal dysfunction assessment of the severity of CHD as a reference indicator. [Keywords:] renal dysfunction; C-reactive protein; coronary heart disease; inflammatory reaction Abstract Objective: To evaluate the relationship between mild renal dysfunction and c-reaction protein (CRP), and that between mild renal dysfunction and angiographic morphology of coronary lesions. Methods: 100 cases of coronary heart disease (CHD) with coronary angiography (CAG) were divided into the normal renal function group (Cr lt;106 mol / L) and the mild renal dysfunction group (Crgt; 106 mol / L) according to serum creatinine (Cr). The patients in the mild renal dysfunction group were subdivided into three groups according to the morphological division of the plaque (type I lesion, type lesion and type lesion) to analyze the relationship between mild renal dysfunction and CRP and that between mild renal dysfunction and angiographic morphology of coronary lesions. Results