Study on the changes of peripheral blood globulins in common psoriasis patients
- Author:
Dang Van Em
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
psoriasis
- MeSH:
Psoriasis;
Globulins;
Blood
- From:Journal of Practical Medicine
2004;474(3):27-30
- CountryViet Nam
- Language:Vietnamese
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Abstract:
At the Hospital number 108, in the Department of Dermato-Venerology, an investigation was performed on 58 patients with psoriasis at the progressive stage in order to determine the change of peripheri blood globuline and clinical features of the disease. The quantification of globuline showed that IgA and IgG levels decreased but normal level did not still reestablished. The variations of IgM were not significant. Between IgA and IgG levels, there was a positive and closed relation. IgA and IgG level increased early, immediately in the mild level of the disease and in the recessive stage of the disease at three levels, they were also higher than that of the control group; particulally, IgA in severe level did not drop down even when the disease was recessive. IgM levels were not changed in any levels of the severity.
