CRP and juvenile polyposis syndrome: Despite the fact that these markers have been found to be useful, and their use in the clinical practice might be practical [25,28,29,31], the proper diagnosis of persistent PJI relies on a combination of factors and modalities, such as patients’ comorbidities and characteristics which were found to be weakly associated with changes in serum CRP and WBC and strongly associated with incidence of recurrent infection, rather than a single change in value.