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J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 71:169-174 doi:10.1136/jnnp.71.2.169
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Microdialytical monitoring of uric and ascorbic acids in the brains of patients after severe brain injury and during neurovascular surgery

Table 1

Clinical data and mean uric acid values in dialysates from 13 patients with severe head injury monitored in the intensive care unit

Patient No Age, sex Hours monitored UA mean (SD) μM Time after injury of probe insertion CT finding GOS ICP/CPP mean
59 60, M 148 20.2  (7.4) 16 h c 2 <15/>60
60 68, M 57 89.4 (20.8) 3 days c 2 <15/>60
61 21, F 232 21.8 (8.0) 12 h d 5 <15/>60
64 44, M 118 10.2 (1.5) 12 h c 3 <15/>60
65 57, M 80 135.9 (81.2) 6 h d 1 48/50
66 31, M 150 10.4 (10.0) 5 h c 4 <15/>60
67 26, M 38 30.0 (12.4) 7 h c 2 26/61
68 54, M 66 101.2 (37) 8 h c 1 <15/>60
69 24, M 312 26.6 (12.1) 4 h c 2 <15/>60
70 37, F 20 19.8 (33) 7 h d 5 <15/>60
71 47, M 48 6.0 (2.3) 8 h d 2 <15/>60
72 42, F 68 33.5 (14.4) ? d 1 <15/>60
73 37, M 59 183.9 (30) 17 h d 1 <15/>60
  • CT finding: c=contusion; d=diffuse injury.

  • GOS=Glasgow outcome scale. 1=dead; 2–3=poor; 4–5=good.

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