Association between Serum Erythrocyte Immune Function Indexes and Blue Light Treatment or the Severity of PJON.

Abstract

The association between serum erythrocyte immune function indexes and blue light treatment effect and severity in child patients with pathological jaundice was testified. One hundred and seven children with pathological jaundice and 69 children with physiological jaundice were enrolled to analyze the association between erythrocyte immune function indexes and blue light treatment or disease progression. The area under the ROC curve (AUC) of red blood cell immune complex rosettes (RBC-ICR) and red blood cell C3b receptor rosette (RBC-C3bR) in diagnosing pathological jaundice and assessing the efficacy of blue light therapy overweighed 0.8. Meanwhile, the RBC-ICR values of the child patients were positively correlated with the severity of the disease, and the RBC-C3bR and red blood cell immune affinity receptor (FEER) values were negatively correlated with them (p < 0.05). The erythrocyte immune function indexes of child patients with pathological jaundice were relevant to the disease severity, and was provided with diagnostic value for pathological jaundice or assessed value for the efficacy of blue light therapy.