THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SERUM lgG
ACTIVETY TO β-LACTOGLOBULIN IN INFANTS WITH DIARRHEA DISEASES
Shen M, Hu ZH, Ye QM, Wang RP, Zhang
R
Shanghai
Children's Hospital, Shanghai, China
Objective: To explore the relationships
between the allergy to milk proteins and infants with diarrhea diseases,
determine the clinical value of Serum lgG activity toβ-lactoglobulin.
Methods:
The Serum lgG activity to β-lactoglobulin were measured by
enzyme-linked immunosorbent
assay(ELISA) in 96 infants with virus diarrhea(32cases), with dietary
diarrhea(32cases) and with symptomatic diarrhea(32cases), then evaluated
and analysised.
Results: The positives of Serum lgG
activity toβ-lactoglobulin in group
of dietary diarrhea were significantly higher than the group of symptomatic
diarrhea (0.05 >P>0.01). The average levels of Serum lgG toβ-lactoglobulin in group
of dietary diarrhea were also higher than both the group of symptomatic
diarrhea and virus diarrhea (P<0.01).
Conclusion: This study has confirmed that the
measurement of Serum lgG activity toβ-lactoglobulin might be an
important precondition for the dietary diarrhea disease patients, and we
must prize the sensitive factors of cow's milk proteins.