摘要
目的对呼吸道感染患者进行肺炎支原体(MP)-IgM抗体检测,分析其年龄、季节、性别感染规律,为临床诊治提供依据。方法采用德国欧蒙公司(EUROIMMUN)MP-IgM抗体诊断试剂盒对2014年1~12月送检的7 098例呼吸道感染患者(来自山东省各市县医院)血清进行检测。结果在7 098例患者中检出MP-IgM抗体阳性898例,阳性率为12.65%。各年龄组阳性率分别为婴儿期(<1岁)15.24%、幼儿期(1~<3岁)18.30%、学龄前期(3~<6岁)24.21%、学龄期(6~<15岁)25.44%、青年期(15~<28岁)9.72%、成年期(28~60岁)4.60%、老年期(>60岁)2.62%。每年不同季节均有患者感染MP,其中秋冬季MP感染率高于夏季,以冬季感染率最高。结论呼吸道感染患者中MP感染率较高,儿童感染率明显高于成人,学龄期儿童为好发年龄,易发季节为秋冬季。对呼吸道感染患者应进行MP-IgM抗体测定,可为临床诊治提供依据。
Objective To analyze the IgM antibody of Mycoplasma pneumoniae in patients with respiratory tract infection,and to provide evidence for clinical diagnosis and treatment by analyzing their age,season,and gender.Methods Detected the IgM antibody of Mycoplasma pneumoniae in 7 098 patients with respiratory tract infection in the company from January 2014 to December2014.The test kits were from the EUROIMMUN company in German.The samples came from the hospitals in Shandong province.Results Among the 7 098 patients,898patients were positive for MP-IgM,and the positive rate was 12.65%.The positive rates of each age were as follows.Infants(0-1years old):15.24%;early childhood(1-3years old):18.30%;school age(3-6years old):24.21%;school age(6-15 years old):25.44%;youth(15-28 years old):9.72%;adult stage(28-60 years old):4.60%;old age(>60years old):2.62%.Patients infected with MP in different seasons,and the infection rate was higher in autumn and winter than in summer,and the infection rate was the highest in winter.Conclusion MP infection rate was higher in patients with respiratory tract infection,and the infection rate of children was significantly higher than that of adults.The school age is a age group of high incidence of the disease.Autumn and winter are the season with high morbidity.MP-IgM antibody was measured in patients with respiratory tract infection,which can provide the basis for clinical diagnosis and treatment.
出处
《国际检验医学杂志》
CAS
2016年第2期207-208,210,共3页
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine
关键词
肺炎
支原体
免疫球蛋白M
抗体
阳性率
pneumonia,mycoplasma
immunoglobulin M
autoantibodies
positive rate
