Postpartum C-Reactive Protein: A limited value to detect infection or inflammation.
2019
Background
During pregnancy the maternal immune system adjusts to preserve the foetoplacental unit. These adjustments lead to an increase in CRP, continuing into the postpartum. The objective of this study was to determineantepartal, peripartal and postpartal factors associated with an elevated CRP on the second postpartum day.
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