Why the study?
Blood tests may be affected in hand-foot-and-mouth disease, prompting an evaluation of demographic and laboratory data compared to healthy children to determine the disease's effect on laboratory values.
Does hand, foot and mouth disease affect laboratory values such as WBC and direct bilirubin in children?
Does hand, foot and mouth disease affect laboratory values such as WBC and direct bilirubin in children?
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Children with hand, foot and mouth disease exhibit elevated WBC and direct bilirubin levels compared to controls.
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Kılıç et al. (2024) studied this question.
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