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Table 4 Serum D-D levels between GMPP group and RMPP group before and after treatment

From: Clinical significance of D-dimer levels in refractory Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia

Treatment time

D-D(ng/ml)

GMPP

(n = 5)

RMPP

(n = 69)

0 day

1816.0(1368.0, 2696.5)

2984.0(2134.0, 3757.0)

1 Week

z

P

450.0(259.0, 633.5)

−2.02

0.043

1060.0 (670.0, 2134.0)

−6.45

0.000

  1. After treatment for one week, the D-D level decreased significantly with treatment in both the GMPP and RMPP groups (P < 0.05). 91.4% of children had D-D levels that remained above the upper limit of normal (> 280 ng/ml) and 27.1% of children had a moderate-to-severe increase in D-D, all of which were within the RMPP group. D-D d-dimer; GMPP general Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia; RMPP refractory Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia
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