Peritonitis secondary to hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome: a case report in GuangZhou China

BMC Infectious Diseases

Table 1 shows changes of the highest body temperature (Tmax), 24-h urine volume after admission and blood indicators

	2019/5/14	2019/5/15	2019/5/16	2019/5/17	2019/5/18	2019/5/19	2019/5/20	2019/5/21	2019/5/22	2019/5/23
WBC	8.3	18.6	–	15.86	17.4	15.3	15.1	–	–	15.1
NEU	6.6	12.5	–	12.9	14.8	12.5	11.3	–	–	12.3
LYM	3.91	3.8	–	1.65	1.42	1.42	2.2	–	–	2.02
HCT	0.372	0.372	–	0.331	0.348	0.333	0.354	–	–	0.389
PLT	141	150	–	147	183	183	221	–	–	278
CREA	141	191	–	242	266	175	130	–	–	108
Ur	6.67	6.26	–	9.28	8.53	8.48	9.82	–	–	5.04
Tmax	36.8	37.4	38	37.8	37.4	36.8	37	36.6	36.5	36.3
24 h-urine	–	980	2090	3400	3260	4010	3350	2350	3050	3100

WBC White blood cell, NEU Neutrophils, LYM Lymphocyte, HCT Hematocrit, Ur Urea, PLT Platelet count, CREA Creatinine. WBC, NEU, LYM, PLT measured by × 109/L (reference range: 4–10, 2–7.5, 1.6–4.0), HCT (0.40–0.50), Ur measured by mmol/L (3.1–8.0), CREA measured by μmol/L (57–97), Tmax measured by Celsius degree, urine volume measured by milliliter

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