Non increased neuron-specific enolase concentration in cerebrospinal fluid during first febrile seizures and a year follow-up in pediatric patients

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Autor(a) principal: DORTA-CONTRERAS,ALBERTO J.
Data de Publicação: 1998
Outros Autores: TABÍO-VALDÉS,EDITH, TABÍO-VALDÉS,ALINA, DELGADO-FERNÁNDEZ,CARIDAD, REIBER,HANSOTTO
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Arquivos de neuro-psiquiatria (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0004-282X1998000400004
Resumo: Febrile seizures are the commonest acute neurological disorder of early childhood. Studies suggested that febrile seizures are previous acute events from a more serious neurological problem. Due to neuron-specific enolase is generally accepted as a marker for neuropathological processes in the brain, 16 pediatric patients were studied during their first seizures and a year after it. Neuron-specific enolase in cerebrospinal fluid and blood were analysed by an immune enzyme assay. Non pathological neuron-specific enolase values were obtained in both periods in the group of patients. There were no significative differences when paired series statistics test was performed with 95% of confidence. Neuron-specific enolase appears not to be a marker for febrile seizures because its concentration not be increased in cerebrospinal fluid in this group of patients.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Non increased neuron-specific enolase concentration in cerebrospinal fluid during first febrile seizures and a year follow-up in pediatric patients
title Non increased neuron-specific enolase concentration in cerebrospinal fluid during first febrile seizures and a year follow-up in pediatric patients
spellingShingle Non increased neuron-specific enolase concentration in cerebrospinal fluid during first febrile seizures and a year follow-up in pediatric patients
DORTA-CONTRERAS,ALBERTO J.
febrile seizures
neuron-specific enolase
cerebrospinal fluid
title_short Non increased neuron-specific enolase concentration in cerebrospinal fluid during first febrile seizures and a year follow-up in pediatric patients
title_full Non increased neuron-specific enolase concentration in cerebrospinal fluid during first febrile seizures and a year follow-up in pediatric patients
title_fullStr Non increased neuron-specific enolase concentration in cerebrospinal fluid during first febrile seizures and a year follow-up in pediatric patients
title_full_unstemmed Non increased neuron-specific enolase concentration in cerebrospinal fluid during first febrile seizures and a year follow-up in pediatric patients
title_sort Non increased neuron-specific enolase concentration in cerebrospinal fluid during first febrile seizures and a year follow-up in pediatric patients
author DORTA-CONTRERAS,ALBERTO J.
author_facet DORTA-CONTRERAS,ALBERTO J.
TABÍO-VALDÉS,EDITH
TABÍO-VALDÉS,ALINA
DELGADO-FERNÁNDEZ,CARIDAD
REIBER,HANSOTTO
author_role author
author2 TABÍO-VALDÉS,EDITH
TABÍO-VALDÉS,ALINA
DELGADO-FERNÁNDEZ,CARIDAD
REIBER,HANSOTTO
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv DORTA-CONTRERAS,ALBERTO J.
TABÍO-VALDÉS,EDITH
TABÍO-VALDÉS,ALINA
DELGADO-FERNÁNDEZ,CARIDAD
REIBER,HANSOTTO
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv febrile seizures
neuron-specific enolase
cerebrospinal fluid
topic febrile seizures
neuron-specific enolase
cerebrospinal fluid
description Febrile seizures are the commonest acute neurological disorder of early childhood. Studies suggested that febrile seizures are previous acute events from a more serious neurological problem. Due to neuron-specific enolase is generally accepted as a marker for neuropathological processes in the brain, 16 pediatric patients were studied during their first seizures and a year after it. Neuron-specific enolase in cerebrospinal fluid and blood were analysed by an immune enzyme assay. Non pathological neuron-specific enolase values were obtained in both periods in the group of patients. There were no significative differences when paired series statistics test was performed with 95% of confidence. Neuron-specific enolase appears not to be a marker for febrile seizures because its concentration not be increased in cerebrospinal fluid in this group of patients.
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