The normal value range for Hscrp is usually less than 10mg/L. The full Chinese name of Hscrp is hypersensitive C-reactive protein, a type of C-reactive protein present in plasma. The level of the quantity of this protein is important for reflecting cardiovascular disease, neonatal bacterial infection, kidney transplantation, and monitoring the recovery status after surgery. Clinical laboratories mainly use ultrasensitive assays to accurately detect the amount of C-reactive protein at low concentrations, which improves the sensitivity and accuracy of the test. If the ultrasensitive C-reactive protein exceeds the normal range of values must be taken seriously, and need to further improve the relevant examination, in order to clarify the existence of cardiovascular events, bacterial infections and other conditions.