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The aim of this study was to clarify the role of serum S100 beta on the accurate assessment of reversibility of brain damage after fulminant hepatic failure (FHF). Among the 13 patients with FHF enrolled in this study, 12 underwent living donor liver transplantation; one patient could not the procedure because of
volvulus
of the sigmoid colon. Serum S100 beta was serially measured using a chemiluminescent immunoassay. Preoperative serum S100 beta in patients with diffuse
brain edema
was significantly higher than that in patients with localized
brain edema
(P < 0.05). Patients with preoperative brain death showed serum S100 beta levels over 7.0 microg/L. Serum S100 beta levels correlated with the degree of
brain edema
of FHF. It has the potential to be a new clinical, noninvasive indicator of brain damage due to FHF.
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PMID:S100 beta protein: the preoperative new clinical indicator of brain damage in patients with fulminant hepatic failure. 1562 Nov 31
Water-electrolyte abnormalities while pregnancy or for infant are very serious. We present a case of a woman at 26 weeks who had gestation pernicious vomiting that led to major extracellular dehydration, water intoxication and acute renal insufficiency. The etiology was a
volvulus
on common mesentery. Hyperemesis disappeared thanks to surgical treatment. The mother and her fetus would later present serious complications due to the water-electrolyte imbalance correction. The fetus suffered from cerebral hemorrhage and subdural hematoma subordinate to
brain edema
resorption. The mother presented centropontine myelinolysis. The treatment of electrolyte abnormalities during pregnancy could lead to serious complications for the mother and fatal for the foetus.
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PMID:[Water-electrolyte abnormalities during pregnancy: maternal and fetal complications (about a case)]. 1882 18