Blood-Brain Barrier Function and Biomarkers of Central Nervous System Injury in Rickettsial Versus Other Neurological Infections in Laos.

Am J Trop Med Hyg · 2015 · PMC4530739 · PMID 26055741

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Levels of tau were significantly higher in patients with lower GCS ( P = 0.0095) and borderline significant for S100b ( P = 0.0237), NSE ( P = 0.0213), and GFAP ( P = 0.0107; Table 2 ), implying higher CSF biomarker levels in cases with more severe neurological injury and deeper coma score.

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