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CRP usually appears in the sera of patients in the acute stages of a number of inflammatory conditions such as most bacterial and some viral infections; acute rheumatoid fever with or without carditis; rheumatoid arthritis and most other collagen diseases; and in a number of other conditions characterized by inflammation. CRP is considered to be a sensitive indicator of inflammation. Changes in the serum level of CRP with time from the same patient can be used as an index of recovery. The use of the CRP test to measure the effectiveness of therapy is of great clinical significance in cases such as acute rheumatoid fever. Since the discovery that rabbits form precipitating antibodies against CRP, various immunoprecipitation techniques have been applied for its detection. The PULSE CRP TEST is based on the latex-agglutination method introduced by Singer et al in 1957. The principle of this test is based on the immunological reaction between CRP as an antigen and the corresponding antibody coated on the surface of biologically inert latex particles. |
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