Evaluation of Nucleated Red Blood Cells in Peripheral Blood Increases the Predictive Value of Pediatric Critical Illness Score in Infants With Severe Pneumonia at 28 Days

The NRBC count and PCIS are risk factors for the prognosis of infants with severe pneumonia, and their combination can increase the predictive value of patient outcomes at 28 days.

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Pediatric Pulmonology
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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ppul.27460
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Neonatal Respiratory Health Research
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Evaluation of Nucleated Red Blood Cells in Peripheral Blood Increases the Predictive Value of Pediatric Critical Illness Score in Infants With Severe Pneumonia at 28 Days

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Evaluation of Nucleated Red Blood Cells in Peripheral Blood Increases the Predictive Value of Pediatric Critical Illness Score in Infants With Severe Pneumonia at 28 Days

Yunfeng Luo, Ling Zeng, Shipeng Xu, Ying‐Ying Huang, Hongli Wang, Lan Hu, Dan Yu
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Abstract

The NRBC count and PCIS are risk factors for the prognosis of infants with severe pneumonia, and their combination can increase the predictive value of patient outcomes at 28 days.

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