The neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio represents a systemic inflammation marker and reflects the relationship with 90-day mortality in non-cirrhotic chronic severe hepatitis.
Fu Chen DongWen Ting TanXian Bo WangXin ZhengYan HuangBei Ling LiZhong Ji MengYan Hang GaoZhi Ping QianFeng LiuXiao Bo LuJia ShangYu ShiYu Bao ZhengHua Dong YanYan ZhangBao Yan XuYi Xin HouQun ZhangYan XiongCong Cong ZouJun ChenZe Bing HuangXiu Hua JiangSen LuoYuan Yuan ChenNa GaoChun Yan LiuWei YuanXue MeiJing LiTao LiRong Jiong ZhengXin Yi ZhouJin Jun ChenGuo Hong DengXiang Xiao MeiWei Tuo ZhangHai LiPublished in: Journal of digestive diseases (2022)
This study identified the NLR as an independent risk factor for 90-day LT-free mortality in noncirrhotic CLD patients. The NLR can better indicate the systemic inflammatory response in noninfected CSH patients. An NLR of 2.9 may be the cutoff for disease aggravation onset in CSH patients without infection.