Huihui Zhang, Jia Liu, Xixi Zhao, et al. Prediction of endoscopic disease activity by analyzing blood biochemical results in children with Crohn's disease. [J]. Journal of Shanxi Agricultural Sciences 47(5):583-589(2022)
DOI:
Huihui Zhang, Jia Liu, Xixi Zhao, et al. Prediction of endoscopic disease activity by analyzing blood biochemical results in children with Crohn's disease. [J]. Journal of Shanxi Agricultural Sciences 47(5):583-589(2022) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.003031.
Prediction of endoscopic disease activity by analyzing blood biochemical results in children with Crohn's disease
To investigate the correlation between clinical basic blood biochemical results and endoscopic findings in children with Crohn's disease (CD)
and to evaluate the predictive effect of the main positive blood biochemical results on endoscopic scores to guide clinical diagnosis
treatment and follow-up.
Methods
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A retrospective analysis was conducted among 41 CD children diagnosed in Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University from January 2012 to April 2019. According to the pediatric Crohn's disease activity index (PCDAI) for clinical severity scoring
they were divided into mild activity group (mild group
n
=17) and moderate-severe activity group (moderate-severe group
n
=24) . The general conditions
major clinical manifestations
blood biochemical indicators
lesion locations
simplified endoscopic activity score for Crohn's disease (SES-CD) of the two groups of children
and typical endoscopic and pathological manifestations were analyzed
and through receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve and related analysis
the main positive blood biochemical indicators were also analyzed for the predictive efficacy of SES-CD.
Results
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Through the analysis of the major clinical manifestations
it was found that children in the moderate-severe group had a higher rate of weight loss than children in the mild group
and the difference was statistically significant (
P
=0.005) . Red blood cell (RBC)
hemoglobin (Hb)
albumin (ALB)
platelet (PLT)
erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and SES-CD were significantly different between the two groups (
P
<
0.05) . In the moderate-severe group
RBC
Hb and ALB nutritional indicators were significantly lower than those in the mild group (3.91±0.15 vs.4.38±0.13
P
=0.027; 91.33±3.67 vs.107.00±3.61
P
=0.005; 33.00±1.27 vs.37.54±1.37
P
=0.022
respectively)
PLT and ESR system inflammation index were significantly higher than those in the mild group (492.80±27.10 vs.387.60±31.56
P
=0.016; 78.38±7.39 vs.44.47±5.95
P
=0.002)
and the SES-CD score was significantly higher than that of the mild group (19.50±0.79 vs.11.71±1.09
P
<
0.001) . According to the analysis of lesion location
the proportion of lesions in the colon (21/24 vs.9/17
P
=0.035) and rectum (23/24 vs.10/17
P
=0.011) in the moderate-severe group was higher than that in the mild group; while in terms of the typical endoscopic performance of the two groups
the moderate-severe group had higher proportions of ulcerative performance (24/24 vs.15/17) and proliferative performance (17/24 vs.1/17) than the mild group. ROC curve diagnostic efficiency analysis found that the sensitivity
specificity
positive predictive value (PPV) and negative predictive value (NPV) of PCDAI in predicting endoscopic activity reached up to 100%
the sensitivity and NPV of PLT in predicting SES-CD were 100% and 66.67% respectively
while ESR in predicting SES-CD specificity and PPV were 76.47% and 81.82%
respectively. Spearman correlation coefficient analysis showed that SES-CD had a moderate relationship with PCDAI and Hb
and a mild relationship with ESR
RBC and ALB.
Conclusion
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ESR in the blood biochemical indexes of CD children have a certain correlation with SES-CD and the predictive efficiency of endoscopy
which should be paid more attention to in clinical follow-up and disease monitoring.
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