Korelasi Jumlah Netrofil, Limfosit, dan Monosit dengan Kadar Albumin Urin pada Pasien DM Tipe 2 dengan Mikroalbuminuria
Abstract: The most common
complication of diabetes is diabetic
nephropathy which is a progressive disease and in the terminal stages, needs
a very large cost of care.
Nephropathy diabetic can be prevented if it is detected earlier. Microalbuminuria
is a test to detect nepropathy diabetic early nowadays, but it is still
considered expensive by the majority of the community and has not been widely
done in laboratories. What ever it needs other alternatives, such s neutrophils,
lymphocyte, and monocyte counts. The
purpose of this study is to analyse the correlations between neutrophils,
lymphocyte, monocyte counts and urine albumin levels in type2 diabetes with
microalbuminuria. The research design is
analytic observational with cross sectional approach. Twenty two patients met
the inclusion criteria. Their urine albumin levels tested by Nycocard®
U-ALBUMIN reagent. Neutrophils, lymphocyte, monocyte count was examined by
hematology analyzer CELL-Dyn 3700. The correlations between neutrophils,
lymphocyte, monocyte counts and urine albumin levels analyzed using coefficient
correlation Spearman's. No correlation between neutrophil counts and urine albumin levels (r= -0,250;p=0,263).
No correlation between monocyte counts
and urine albumin levels (r= -0,191;p=0,395). No correlation between
lymphocyte counts and urine albumin levels (r=0,130;p=0,565) in type 2 diabetes
with microalbuminuria. No correlation between neutrophils, lymphocyte, monocyte
counts and urine albumin level in type
2 diabetes patients with microalbuminuria
Penulis: Edy Purwanto
Kode Jurnal: jpkedokterandd090055
