Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatment
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Resumo: | The objective of the study was to evaluate AGA as a marker of inflammatory response in patients with tuberculosis (TB) during anti-TB treatment and its association with clinical and radiological parameters of the disease. Therefore, patients with TB (n=35) were evaluated, according to the time of anti-TB treatment: T1 (1 and 2 months of treatment) (n=16); T2 (3 and 4 months of treatment) (n=10); T3 (5 and 6 months of treatment) (n=11). To assess the potential of AGA as a marker, PCR was measured as a comparison parameter, measured by the turbidimetry technique. Clinical and radiological data were obtained from medical records. The AGA evaluation showed the average of values within the reference range. The T1 group showed significantly higher levels when compared to patients in the T2 group (p=0.006), with no difference in relation to the T3 group. There was also no difference between groups T2 and T3. The CRP levels at T1 were well above the reference value, a fact not observed in other times of anti-tuberculosis treatment (T2 and T3). There was a difference between T1 and T2 (p=0.01), with no other significant association demonstrated. A positive correlation was observed between CRP and AGA at T1 (ρ=0.8653), T2 (ρ=0.6691) and T3 (ρ=0.9282). There was no association between clinical and radiological parameters and AGA and CRP values. We conclude that AGA is a good marker for monitoring the prognosis of evolution according to the time of anti-tuberculosis treatment, and can be used in the routine of patients with TB. |
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Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatmentGlicoproteína ácida alfa-1 como marcador de respuesta inflamatoria durante el tratamiento antituberculosoAlfa-1-glicoproteína ácida como marcador de resposta inflamatória durante o tratamento antituberculoseTuberculoseReação de Fase AgudaTerapêutica.TuberculosisReacción de Fase AgudaTerapéutica.TuberculosisAcute-Phase ReactionTherapeutics.The objective of the study was to evaluate AGA as a marker of inflammatory response in patients with tuberculosis (TB) during anti-TB treatment and its association with clinical and radiological parameters of the disease. Therefore, patients with TB (n=35) were evaluated, according to the time of anti-TB treatment: T1 (1 and 2 months of treatment) (n=16); T2 (3 and 4 months of treatment) (n=10); T3 (5 and 6 months of treatment) (n=11). To assess the potential of AGA as a marker, PCR was measured as a comparison parameter, measured by the turbidimetry technique. Clinical and radiological data were obtained from medical records. The AGA evaluation showed the average of values within the reference range. The T1 group showed significantly higher levels when compared to patients in the T2 group (p=0.006), with no difference in relation to the T3 group. There was also no difference between groups T2 and T3. The CRP levels at T1 were well above the reference value, a fact not observed in other times of anti-tuberculosis treatment (T2 and T3). There was a difference between T1 and T2 (p=0.01), with no other significant association demonstrated. A positive correlation was observed between CRP and AGA at T1 (ρ=0.8653), T2 (ρ=0.6691) and T3 (ρ=0.9282). There was no association between clinical and radiological parameters and AGA and CRP values. We conclude that AGA is a good marker for monitoring the prognosis of evolution according to the time of anti-tuberculosis treatment, and can be used in the routine of patients with TB.El objetivo del estudio fue evaluar la AGA como marcador de respuesta inflamatoria en pacientes con tuberculosis (TB) durante el tratamiento antituberculoso y su asociación con parámetros clínicos y radiológicos de la enfermedad. Por tanto, los pacientes con TB (n=35) fueron evaluados, según el tiempo de tratamiento anti-TB: T1 (1 y 2 meses de tratamiento) (n=16); T2 (3 y 4 meses de tratamiento) (n=10); T3 (5 y 6 meses de tratamiento) (n=11). Para evaluar el potencial de AGA como marcador, se midió la PCR como parámetro de comparación, medido por la técnica de turbidimetría. Los datos clínicos y radiológicos se obtuvieron de las historias clínicas. La evaluación AGA mostró el promedio de valores dentro del rango de referencia. El grupo T1 mostró niveles significativamente más altos en comparación con los pacientes del grupo T2 (p=0,006), sin diferencias en relación con el grupo T3. Tampoco hubo diferencia entre los grupos T2 y T3. Los niveles de PCR en T1 estuvieron muy por encima del valor de referencia, hecho no observado en otros tiempos de tratamiento antituberculoso (T2 y T3). Hubo una diferencia entre T1 y T2 (p = 0.01), sin demostrarse otra asociación significativa. Se observó una correlación positiva entre CRP y AGA en T1 (ρ=0,8653), T2 (ρ=0,6691) y T3 (ρ=0,9282). No hubo asociación entre los parámetros clínicos y radiológicos y los valores de AGA y PCR. Concluimos que AGA es un buen marcador para monitorizar el pronóstico de evolución según el tiempo de tratamiento antituberculoso, pudiendo utilizarse en la rutina de los pacientes con TB.O objetivo do trabalho foi avaliar a AGA como marcador de resposta inflamatória em pacientes com tuberculose (TB) durante o tratamento anti-TB e sua associação com parâmetros clínicos e radiológicos da doença. Para tanto, foram avaliados pacientes com TB (n=35), conforme o tempo de tratamento anti-TB: T1 (1 e 2 meses de tratamento) (n=16); T2 (3 e 4 meses de tratamento) (n=10); T3 (5 e 6 meses de tratamento) (n=11). Para avaliar o potencial da AGA como marcador, a PCR foi dosada como parâmetro de comparação, dosadas pela técnica de turbidimetria. Os dados clínicos e radiológicos forma obtidos dos prontuários. A avaliação da AGA apresentou a média de valores dentro da faixa de referência. O grupo T1 apresentou níveis significativamente mais elevados, quando comparados com pacientes do grupo T2 (p=0,006), sem diferença em relação ao grupo T3. Também não houve diferença entre os grupos T2 e T3. Os níveis de PCR em T1 foram bem acima do valor de referência, fato não observado nos outros tempos de tratamento antituberculose (T2 e T3). Houve diferença entre T1 e T2 (p=0,01), sem nenhuma outra associação significativa demonstrada. Foi observada correlação positiva entre a PCR e a AGA em T1 (ρ=0,8653), T2 (ρ=0,6691) e T3 (ρ=0,9282). Não houve associação entre os parâmetros clínico e radiológicos e os valores de AGA e PCR. Concluímos que a AGA é um bom marcador de monitoramento do prognóstico de evolução conforme o tempo de tratamento antituberculose, podendo ser utilizado na rotina dos pacientes com TB.Research, Society and Development2020-11-24info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/1005710.33448/rsd-v9i11.10057Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 No. 11; e51991110057Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 Núm. 11; e51991110057Research, Society and Development; v. 9 n. 11; e519911100572525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/10057/9057Copyright (c) 2020 Priscilla Yukari Ueno; Amanda Aparecida Silva de Aguiar; Ana Carolina Querino de Sousa; Izabelly Geraldes Silva; Christiane Martinez Húngaro; Eliana Peresi-Lordelohttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUeno, Priscilla Yukari Aguiar, Amanda Aparecida Silva de Sousa, Ana Carolina Querino deSilva, Izabelly Geraldes Húngaro, Christiane Martinez Peresi-Lordelo, Eliana2020-12-10T23:37:57Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/10057Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:32:11.977349Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatment Glicoproteína ácida alfa-1 como marcador de respuesta inflamatoria durante el tratamiento antituberculoso Alfa-1-glicoproteína ácida como marcador de resposta inflamatória durante o tratamento antituberculose |
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Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatment |
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Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatment Ueno, Priscilla Yukari Tuberculose Reação de Fase Aguda Terapêutica. Tuberculosis Reacción de Fase Aguda Terapéutica. Tuberculosis Acute-Phase Reaction Therapeutics. |
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Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatment |
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Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatment |
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Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatment |
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Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatment |
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Alpha-1-acid glycoprotein as a marker of inflammatory response during anti-tuberculosis treatment |
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Ueno, Priscilla Yukari |
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Ueno, Priscilla Yukari Aguiar, Amanda Aparecida Silva de Sousa, Ana Carolina Querino de Silva, Izabelly Geraldes Húngaro, Christiane Martinez Peresi-Lordelo, Eliana |
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Aguiar, Amanda Aparecida Silva de Sousa, Ana Carolina Querino de Silva, Izabelly Geraldes Húngaro, Christiane Martinez Peresi-Lordelo, Eliana |
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Ueno, Priscilla Yukari Aguiar, Amanda Aparecida Silva de Sousa, Ana Carolina Querino de Silva, Izabelly Geraldes Húngaro, Christiane Martinez Peresi-Lordelo, Eliana |
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Tuberculose Reação de Fase Aguda Terapêutica. Tuberculosis Reacción de Fase Aguda Terapéutica. Tuberculosis Acute-Phase Reaction Therapeutics. |
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Tuberculose Reação de Fase Aguda Terapêutica. Tuberculosis Reacción de Fase Aguda Terapéutica. Tuberculosis Acute-Phase Reaction Therapeutics. |
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The objective of the study was to evaluate AGA as a marker of inflammatory response in patients with tuberculosis (TB) during anti-TB treatment and its association with clinical and radiological parameters of the disease. Therefore, patients with TB (n=35) were evaluated, according to the time of anti-TB treatment: T1 (1 and 2 months of treatment) (n=16); T2 (3 and 4 months of treatment) (n=10); T3 (5 and 6 months of treatment) (n=11). To assess the potential of AGA as a marker, PCR was measured as a comparison parameter, measured by the turbidimetry technique. Clinical and radiological data were obtained from medical records. The AGA evaluation showed the average of values within the reference range. The T1 group showed significantly higher levels when compared to patients in the T2 group (p=0.006), with no difference in relation to the T3 group. There was also no difference between groups T2 and T3. The CRP levels at T1 were well above the reference value, a fact not observed in other times of anti-tuberculosis treatment (T2 and T3). There was a difference between T1 and T2 (p=0.01), with no other significant association demonstrated. A positive correlation was observed between CRP and AGA at T1 (ρ=0.8653), T2 (ρ=0.6691) and T3 (ρ=0.9282). There was no association between clinical and radiological parameters and AGA and CRP values. We conclude that AGA is a good marker for monitoring the prognosis of evolution according to the time of anti-tuberculosis treatment, and can be used in the routine of patients with TB. |
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