The Oberservation of concentration of Serum And CSF Neuron-Specific Enolase (NSE) In Patients With Encephalic Infections
Peng Fu-hu
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Peng Fu-hu
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Objective To observe the change of concentration of serum and CSF NSE in patients with Encephalic Infections and to explore the clinical value of that.Methods RIA was rented for concentration of serum and CSF NSE in 55 patients with Encephalic Infections[20 viral encephalitis(VE),19 tuberculomeningitis(TM),13purulentmeningitis(PM)]and 20control subjects.Results First The concentration of serum and CSF NSE were significantly higher in observed group than control group(P0.05);The concentration of NSE:VETMPM(P0.05).The second NSE ins serum is positively correlated with NSE in CSF.Conclusion There is closely corration beteen the concentration of NSE and the Encephalic damage;The concentration of serum NSE can be served as facility marker for evaluating the damage of Encephalic Infections.
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Objective To observe the change of concentration of serum and CSF NSE in patients with Encephalic Infections and to explore the clinical value of that.Methods RIA was rented for concentration of serum and CSF NSE in 55 patients with Encephalic Infections[20 viral encephalitis(VE),19 tuberculomeningitis(TM),13purulentmeningitis(PM)]and 20control subjects.Results First The concentration of serum and CSF NSE were significantly higher in observed group than control group(P0.05);The concentration of NSE:VETMPM(P0.05).The second NSE ins serum is positively correlated with NSE in CSF.Conclusion There is closely corration beteen the concentration of NSE and the Encephalic damage;The concentration of serum NSE can be served as facility marker for evaluating the damage of Encephalic Infections.
Key concepts: Enolase, Medicine, Cerebrospinal fluid, Serum concentration, Encephalitis, Internal medicine, Pathology, Viral encephalitis