Abstract
Objective To explore the clinical significance of serum myocardial enzyme detection in infants with rotavirus (RV) enteritis. Methods One hundred and two infants with enteritis were selected as study objects.52 cases diagnosed as RV enteritis were selected as observation group, while the other 50 cases with negative RV were selected as control groups.The fasting serum myocardial enzyme levels of the two groups were detected. Results The serum myocardial enzyme levels including AST, ALT, LDH, CK, CK-MB, α-HBD in the observation group were (46.54±3.27)U/L, (28.32±12.90)U/L, (395.61±38.75)U/L, (148.43±18.22)U/L, (62.98±4.17)U/L, (271.28±22.64)U/L, respectively, which were significantly higher than those in the control group[(34.02±8.93)U/L, (22.27±11.42)U/L, (295.84±56.36)U/L, (119.74±20.06)U/L, (42.85±9.73)U/L, (235.30±19.18)U/L] (t=26.765, 24.572, 38.337, 31.329, 25.453, 56.832, all P<0.05). Conclusion Infants with RV enteritis are more likely to have myocardial injury than simple RV negative enteritis, it is important to monitor ECG and serum myocardial enzyme levels, which can help to diagnose and improve prognosis. Key words: Enteritis; Rotavirus infections; Creatine kinase; Lactate dehydrogenases
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