Relationships of Serum Level of High- Sensitivity C- Reactive Protein (hs- CRP) and White Blood Cell (WBC) Count with Gamma- Glutamyltransferase among Iranian Healthy Adults

Background & objective: there are many common infections and inflammations among peopleover the world. this demands an affordable and reliable test with high sensitivity/specificity topredict or confirm the diagnosis of such cases in routinely clinical practice. in the present study, weaimed to find any potential correlation between serum levels of ggt and crp- q and/or hs- crpand wbc count as the well- known markers of inflammation in human body.materials and methods: through a cross- sectional study, serum levels of crp-q, hs- crp, and ggt,in addition to wbc count were measured in 1,500 healthy people, referred to blood transfusionorganization from across the country. data were analyzed after the patients were checked byphysical examination for ruling out the presence of any inflammation or other illness. serum levelsof ggt, crp- q, hs- crp, and wbc count were analyzed by spss for windows version 16.results: analysis showed a positive linear correlation between crp- q and hs- crp with ggtalso confirmed by non- parametric tests.conclusion: serum ggt may be an inflammatory index and a useful marker in approaching toinflammatory diseases.