etude de la réponse immunitaire pendeant la phase aigue de l'infection à coronavirus dans la région de ferdjioua.

Abstract

The 2019 coronavirus, known as COVID-19, is a respiratory virus that can cause serious infections, which began appearing in late 2019 and spreading around the world. During our work, we collected M and G immunoglobulin tests for this virus and selected serological, hematological and biochemical parameters for COVID-19 patients. Men were more likely to be infected with the coronavirus than women; this explains why the immune cell response is higher in women than in men, where the level of lymphocytes and monocytes was higher in women than in men. On the other hand, our study showed that advanced age and higher levels of ultrasensitive cardiac troponine I, D-dimer, ferritine, blood sugar and low levels of vitamin D in may be risk factors that have the effect of infection. High CRP may indicate a high probability of developing some severe symptoms of the virus, especially those related to the lungs.