Changes of Serum and Cerebrospinal Fluid Neuron-Specific Enolase,S-100? and Myelin Basic Protein in Children with Epilepsy after Single Episodes / 实用儿科临床杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To detect the possibility of brain damage in the epileptic children with single episodes.Methods The serum and cerebrospinal fluid(CSF)levels of neuron-specific enolase(NSE)in 20 cases with single episodes within 24 hours after seizures and 38 cases of controls were determined respectively by electrochemiluminescence,and the levels of S-100? protein(S-100?) and myelin basic protein(MBP)were determined by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay.Results The levels of NSE in serum and CSF in epileptic group were(15.01?5.14) ?g/L and(7.84?2.62) ?g/L,respectively,and controls were(10.33?2.48) ?g/L,(3.95?1.58) ?g/L.The levels of S-100? in serum and CSF in epileptic group were(0.39?0.15) ?g/L and(0.59?0.20) ?g/L,respectively,and controls were(0.11?0.05) ?g/L,(0.29?0.19) ?g/L.The levels of MBP in serum and CSF in epileptic group were(0.23?0.09) ?g/L and(0.33?0.07) ?g/L,respectively,and controls were(0.23?0.06) ?g/L,(0.31?0.07) ?g/L.The serum and CSF levels of NSE,S-100? in epileptic group within 24 hours after seizures were significantly higher than those in control group(all P0.05).Conclusions The levels of NSE and S-100? in serum and CSF can reach higher levels within 24 hours after seizures,neuronal damage may result from single episodes.