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[Anomalous immunoelectrophoretic behavior of ceruloplasmin in severely burned patients]
Minerva Medica
|November 28, 1975
Abstract:
Laurell's two-dimensional technique was employed in a study of the immunoelectrophoretic behaviour of caeruloplasmin in 10 major burn cases. A double peak was noted throughout the entire course. The second peak disappeared on recovery whereas it persisted and was well marked in the case of those who died. It is suggested that this pattern reflects the severe liver damage sustained by burn patients.

