Dynamics of the GCS, NSE and S100B Serum Levels and the Morphology of the Expansive Contussion in Head Injury Patients

Abstract

A morphological investigation demonstrated no damage of nucleolus of glial and ganglial cells, pericytes digested the foregin proteins. Immuno-histochemical investigation proved diffuse positivite reaction of anti-NSE, and CD68 antibody reacted around vessels microenvironment.

Monitoring of serum levels of NSE and S100B is convenient and investigation for monitoring of patients with TBI.

Keywords

• contusion
• glasgow coma Score (GCS)
• neuron specific enolasis
• S100B protein
• electron microscopy
• immunohistochemistry