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PREDICTING OUTCOME AFTER SEVERE BRAIN INJURY IN RISK NEONATES USING THE SERUM S100B BIOMARKER: RESULTS USING SINGLE (24h) TIME …Sofijanova et al., 2012
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- Sofijanova A
- Piperkova K
- Al Khalili D
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- Contributions of Macedonian Academy of Sciences & Arts
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Background and objectives: In recent years, biochemical markers have been employed to predict the outcome of risk neonates with severe asphyxia contributing to traumatic brain injury (TBI). In mild TBI S100B has shown the most promise as a marker of outcome. The …
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