In many cases of Bornholm disease, Inflammatory biomarkers such as Erythrocyte sedimentation rate, C-reactive protein and Creatine Kinase are found to be elevated. Changes in CBC have been found to vary according to the underlying causative strain. Although leukocytosis is a common finding, infection with the A4 strains can result in white cell counts ≥15000/µL. Comparatively, The Coxsackie B3 has been found to cause anemia and thrombocytopenia. Live function<unk>  including AST and ALT may be elevated but changes in electrolytes have not been observed. In the event of respiratory or cardiac complications developing, Arterial Blood Gas and Pulse oximetry may be altered.
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