CRP and Thrombocytopenia: Al Kadah et al. in 2015 [13] performed a study on 251 patients and found the following statistically significant factors associated with the cervical mass neoplasia: generalised lymphadenopathy, history of malign diseases, adherent cervical mass, immobile, increased diameter, bulky lesions, absence of hilus, irregular external shape, the protective role of the long forms and low Solbiati index values in the ultrasound B mode gray scale examination and laboratory parameters for thrombocytopenia, and high CRP and LDL.