Hayfaa Jaber Hussein¹, Ibtihal Alshamarti¹, Shurooq Wesam Al-Shaibanii¹, Sana'a Abdulrazzaq Ibrahim¹*, Khawla A Kasar² and Hanaa Al-Mahmoodi²

¹Department of Basic Sciences, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Kufa, Najaf, Iraq
²Department of Chemistry, College of Sciences, Al-Nahrain University, Baghdad, Iraq

*Corresponding Author: Sana'a Abdulrazzaq Ibrahim, Department of Basic Sciences, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Kufa, Najaf, Iraq.

Received: January 03, 2023; Published: January 19, 2023

Abstract

Background: Covid-19 disease has been an object of researches since the 2019 and the World Health Organization, recorded more than 3.500.000 cases and 243.043 deaths that reported globally almost in Wuhan China.

Objective: The aim of this study is detection abnormal hematological parameters as a marker of Covid -19 diseases.

Material and Method: This study was done in Al-Amal specialized hospital- Al-Najaf from 5th of January 5th of March in2021. A total of 200 individuals divided into two groups 100 Covid-19 patients and the others as control group. Then they diagnosed with COVID-19 infection with detection D-dimer, LDH, lymphocytes and serum Ferritin.

Results: The patients were older compared to the healthy controls; and patients had a significantly higher concentration of D-dimer (P < 0.001) and significantly higher LDH and Lymphocyte concentrations compared to the healthy controls respectively. The patients recorded high percentage of serum ferritin compare with healthy controls.

Conclusion: Covid -19 patients have showed high prevalence rates with abnormal hematological parameters in contrast healthy group. It may be used as marker for Covid -19 infected.

Keywords:Covid-19; Hematological Parameters; LDH; Lymphocyte; D-Dimer

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Citation

Citation: Sana'a Abdulrazzaq Ibrahim., et al. “Effects Some Parameters on COVID-19 Patients in Najaf City".Acta Scientific Dental Sciences 7.2 (2023): 154-158.

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