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Calprotectin Levels in Necrotizing Enterocolitis
Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is a serious condition that can affect premature babies, leading to complications like intestinal damage and infection. In our study, we measured specific markers (called calprotectin) in blood and stool to understand how severe NEC is and predict outcomes. We found that these markers were higher in babies with more severe NEC (stage 3), especially in those who needed surgery or sadly did not survive. This information can help doctors detect NEC earlier, understand its severity, and make better decisions for treating affected babies.
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