Dynamics of inflammatory markers, neutrophil lymphocyte ratio, platelet lymphocyte ratio in COVID-19 deaths

Introduction: Various inflammatory markers and laboratory parameters were identified as the predictors of severity mortality in COVID -19 infection. However, progression their gender difference COVID-19 deaths has not been extensively studied. The study aim was to analyze markers, neutrophil lymphocyte ratio (NLR), platelet (PLR) deaths, analyzed correlation between NLR, PLR markers. Materials methods: A retrospective observational based on records done 104 patients who died due In addition baseline investigations, NLR (Neutrophil Lymphocyte ratio), (Platelet Ratio), ferritin, D-dimer CRP (C reactive protein) collected for all day one, three five. Results: Out patients, 68 males 36 females. Mean 5.7, 7.3 & 7.5 five respectively. 145.9, 166.6 173.7 37.6mg/l, 51mg/l 57.2mg/l, mean ferritin 780.9ng/ml, 852.5ng/ml &1033ng/ml 2373ng/ml, 3149ng/ml 3686ng/ml There a strong positive with (0.598), (0.663) (0.53) one five, but only weakly observed three. negative No significant noted Conclusion: this cohort there progressive increase Serial measurements help early identifications may deteriorate. Progression could be used surrogate marker prioritise treatment resource limited settings.