Dynamic Changes in Neuron-specific Enolase Level to Glasgow Coma Scale Score Ratio Predict Long-term Neurological Function of Diffuse Axonal Injury Patients
Weiliang Chen,
Jiayi Wu,
Shengwen Li
et al.
Abstract:Background Patients with diffuse axonal injury (DAI) are often plagued by sequelae, and the current indicators for predicting long-term neurological function are not accurate enough. Our previous studies have found that serum Neuron-specific enolase (NSE) level to Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score ratio(NGR) at admission could be used as an independent predictor of DAI. Objective To explore the accuracy of dynamic changes of NGR in predicting long-term neurological function in patients with DAI. Methods Patient… Show more
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