Associations of CRP, PCT, NC, and NLR with Anti-Infective Effect on Patients with Hematological Malignancy and Pulmonary Infection

Key Points

• To investigate how CRP, PCT, NC, and NLR levels relate to the effectiveness of anti-infective therapy in patients with hematological malignancies and pulmonary infections.
• Analyzed levels of CRP, PCT, NC, and NLR in patients during chemotherapy.
• Assessed the outcome of anti-infective therapy in relation to marker levels.
• Examined the predictive value of combining the four markers.
• Higher levels of CRP, PCT, NC, and NLR were observed in patients with pulmonary infections.
• The combination of these markers improved prediction of therapy outcomes.
• Significant associations were found between marker levels and treatment effectiveness.