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See Latest ArticlesCan serum protein S100beta predict neurological deterioration after moderate or minor traumatic brain injury
Annales Françaises d'Anesthésie et de Réanimation , 04/02/09
Bouzat P et al. - The dosage of serum protein S-100beta on admission failed to predict patients at risk for neurological deterioration after minor or moderate TBI. Extracranial injuries can increase serum protein S-100 levels, then limiting the usefulness of this dosage in this clinical setting.
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