We determined the content of C-reactive protein (CRP) and a2-glycoprotein in the serum of patients with bone fractures (78 patients) and skin burns (26 patients). In fractures irrespective of follow-up period and extent of injury, C-RB was detected in 79.5% of patients, in burns - in 92.3%; a2-glycoprotein - respectively, in 51.3% and 50.0% (without taking into account gender of patients). Selective analysis of cases of a2-glycoprotein detection depending on sex showed that it was detected much more frequently in women: in 77.0% of fractures and 60% of burns. A similar gender demorphism in trauma patients was also observed in the frequency of a2-glycolprotein detection.
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