Observational analysis reveals elevated ferritin levels in Sudanese with renal disorders, suggesting an inflammatory state.
this study conducted among Sudanese patients diagnosed with renal disorders. chronic and acute kidney disease, measuring serum iron, white blood cell count and ferritin, considering comparing with data of normal subjects, there was an increased level of ferritin among each of the chronic and acute kidney disease patients when comparing with normal individuals' levels, bringing significant differences (P value < 0.050) for each; white blood cell count and serum iron levels did not give significant differences (P value > 0.05).
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