PC and PS antigens were measured in 370 cases of 12 different diseases and 14 women at third trimester of pregnancy. The PC level was found significantly raised in coronary heart disease, diabetes, nephrotic syndrome,...PC and PS antigens were measured in 370 cases of 12 different diseases and 14 women at third trimester of pregnancy. The PC level was found significantly raised in coronary heart disease, diabetes, nephrotic syndrome, stroke, aplastic anemia and the third trimester of pregnancy, decreased in chronic hepatitis, acute fulminant hepatitis, cirrhosis and deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and no change in acute hepatitis, primary liver carcinoma, Buerger’s disease and leukemia. Total PS was increased in type Ⅱdiabetes, acute lymphocytic leukemia and DVT, and decreased in Berger’s disease, liver diseases, aplastic anemia and the third trimester of pregnancy. In majority of the cases, the total PS and free PS changed parallelly except in Buerger’s disease, DVT and preeclampsia. No correlation was found between PC and PS, PC and AT-Ⅲ.展开更多
文摘PC and PS antigens were measured in 370 cases of 12 different diseases and 14 women at third trimester of pregnancy. The PC level was found significantly raised in coronary heart disease, diabetes, nephrotic syndrome, stroke, aplastic anemia and the third trimester of pregnancy, decreased in chronic hepatitis, acute fulminant hepatitis, cirrhosis and deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and no change in acute hepatitis, primary liver carcinoma, Buerger’s disease and leukemia. Total PS was increased in type Ⅱdiabetes, acute lymphocytic leukemia and DVT, and decreased in Berger’s disease, liver diseases, aplastic anemia and the third trimester of pregnancy. In majority of the cases, the total PS and free PS changed parallelly except in Buerger’s disease, DVT and preeclampsia. No correlation was found between PC and PS, PC and AT-Ⅲ.
