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Nov 15-16, 2018 | Paris, France

Gastroenterology and Digestive Disorders

International Conference on

Journal of Gastroenterology and Digestive Diseases | Volume 3

Monocyte Chemotactic Protein -1 (mcp-1) is a promisingmarker for diagnosis of resistant spontaneous

bacterial peritonitis and a prognostic marker for spontaneous fungal peritonitis

Laila A Eissa

Mansoura University, Egypt

CP-1 is a powerful Chemotactic Protein present in

Inflammatory states and its levels have been increased

in several chronic diseases as Cirrhosis. In cirrhosis increased

MCP-1 levels in urine have been described as associated with

increasing mortality. The rate of mortality from Spontaneous

Peritonitis (SP) in cirrhotic patients is still high despite the

development of new antibiotic treatments and intensive

hospital care. The coexistence of spontaneous fungal Peritonitis

(SFP) is almost entirely ignored health problem. Therefore,

this study was designed to evaluate the role of MCP-1 in early

diagnosis of Resistant Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis and

Spontaneous Fungal Peritonitis.

Speaker Biography

Laila A Eissa Egyptian science educator. Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry, Moscow

Institute Fine Chemical Technology, 1994. MsD, Moscow Institute Fine Chemical

Technology, 1989. graduate, Mansoura University, 1986. Achievements include research

in the role of nitric oxide in the treatment of bilharziasis; research in the role of Spirulina

platensis in liver disease & aging. Member of Mansoura University Social Club, Egyptian

Pharmaceutical Society.