Clinical study demonstrates elevated urine S100B predicts MRI-confirmed brain injury in asphyxiated infants, suggesting utility for guiding therapeutic hypothermia.
High S100B urine levels soon after birth constitute trustable predictors of brain injury as confirmed by MRI. Results support the reliability of S100B in clinical daily practice and open the way to its inclusion in the panel of parameters used for the selection of cases suitable for TH treatment.
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