0.05). In the head injury group, there were %82.6 for GKS 15, %1 1.9 for GKS 9-14 and %5.5 for GKS <8. %11 patients (12/109) were diagnosed TBI. Serum S1OOBB median values were significantly higher in patient group (0.049 pg/L, |QR=0.023- 0.1 16) than control group (0.015 ug/L, |QR= 0.009— 0.032). Also in the patient group diagnosed as having TBI (0.418 tıg/L, |QR= 0.056- 0.983), have higher serum S1OOBB values than not having TBI (0.044 ug/L, |QR= 0.020- 0.098). significant inverse corelation was found between GKS and serum S1OOBB values (r= -0.370; p= 0.001). Multi variable regression analysis showed, the presence of neurological defisit (p=0.016; RR 21.3, %95 Cl 1.7-255), serum S100BB values(p=0.039, RR 7.2, %95 CI 1.1-7.2) were the most valuable variables as predicting TBI. Conclusion: This study showed that the serum S1OOBB level is valuable to predict TBI in pediatric head trauma patients. At the begin— ning using S1 0033 may help to decide identifying patients who need CT. CAYD 2015;2(2):55-60."> [PDF] Kafa Travması Olan Çocuk Hastalarda Serum S1OOBB Protein Düzeyinin Yeri | [PDF] The role ofserum S1OOBB level in pediatric head trauma patients 0.05). In the head injury group, there were %82.6 for GKS 15, %1 1.9 for GKS 9-14 and %5.5 for GKS <8. %11 patients (12/109) were diagnosed TBI. Serum S1OOBB median values were significantly higher in patient group (0.049 pg/L, |QR=0.023- 0.1 16) than control group (0.015 ug/L, |QR= 0.009— 0.032). Also in the patient group diagnosed as having TBI (0.418 tıg/L, |QR= 0.056- 0.983), have higher serum S1OOBB values than not having TBI (0.044 ug/L, |QR= 0.020- 0.098). significant inverse corelation was found between GKS and serum S1OOBB values (r= -0.370; p= 0.001). Multi variable regression analysis showed, the presence of neurological defisit (p=0.016; RR 21.3, %95 Cl 1.7-255), serum S100BB values(p=0.039, RR 7.2, %95 CI 1.1-7.2) were the most valuable variables as predicting TBI. Conclusion: This study showed that the serum S1OOBB level is valuable to predict TBI in pediatric head trauma patients. At the begin— ning using S1 0033 may help to decide identifying patients who need CT. CAYD 2015;2(2):55-60.">

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