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This prospective clinical study was conducted to determine whether S 100 B is a reliable serum marker for traumatic brain injury (TBI) with and without multiple trauma. Fifty-five trauma patients (Injury Severity Score ISS > or = 24 and Glasgow Coma Score GCS 84 h after trauma. Sensitivity/specificity for mortality prediction are more accurate in TBI without multiple trauma (AUC 0.802-0.971) than in TBI with multiple trauma (AUC 0.693-0.783). Thus, though S 100 B may be a reliable marker of brain damage in TBI without multiple trauma 24 h after trauma and thereafter, it appears to be less reliable in TBI with multiple trauma.
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