Neutrophilic granulocyte activity detection method

A neutrophil activity test method is that 1 weight portion of pyogenic bacteria inactivated vaccine is mixed evenly with 1 to 1.5 portions of medical turpentine, 0.3 to 0.5ml of the reagent is dropped in carrier medicinal cotton to be pasted on the one-inch skin of the left hand or the right hand of a human body by using an adhesive plaster, the adhesive plaster is ripped off after 12 to 24 hours of the action time of the reagent, vacuole is formed on the skin, the position of the vacuole is pasted with an adhesive plaster with indicators for 24 to 25 hours, then the adhesive plaster is uncovered to observe the fading situations. The test method is that acute suppurative inflammation is produced on the skin of the human body through an induced inflammatory method to observe the skin suppuration, detect and undergo the activity of myeloperoxidase (MPO) to judge whether the functional neutrophil (PMN) activity has defects and obstacles. The neutrophil activity test method has accuracy of more than 92 percent th