Retrospective analysis identifies JMJD3, CRP, and PCT as key biomarkers for intestinal stenosis in neonates, suggesting effective diagnostic potential.
Key Points
Post-necrotizing enterocolitis intestinal stenosis occurs in neonates, complicating NEC diagnosis and treatment.
Low platelet counts and elevated JMJD3, CRP, and PCT levels are significant in children with post-NEC intestinal stenosis.
JMJD3 levels are positively correlated with CRP and PCT, indicating active involvement in disease progression.
Combined assessment of CRP, PCT, and JMJD3 shows high diagnostic efficiency with sensitivity of 86.67% and specificity of 86.42%.