Бюллетень сибирской медицины (Aug 2010)
Changes neuron-specific enolase and protein S100 in the acute period of tick-borne infections in children
Abstract
We evaluated clinical and laboratory findings in 86 patients of 4—16 years old. Data showed that in all forms of tick-borne infections S100 concentration increased. In meningeal forms of tick-borne infections the S100 level was highest in cases of prolonged progression. The results let conclude that increasing of S100 concentration in all clinical forms of tick-borne infections reflexes the severity of CNS disturbances and their correlation with clinical manifestations.
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