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Study of brain damage by cardiopulmonary bypass in infants
Objective:To explore relation of Cerebral electric impedance coefficient
S100
neuron specific enolase(NSE)in serum and brain damage by the cardopulmonary bypass(CPB)in infants.Methods:40 children in 1~2-year-old who were diagnosed to be non-cyanotic congenital heart disease were selected chosen as experimental A and B group.The BOEN-BE No-injury Brain-edema-monitor was used to test Cerebral electric impedance coefficient.The selum concentrations of S100 and NSE in the different time of cardiopul-monary bypass(CPB)were measured with enzyme linked immunosorbent assa.Results:Cerebral electric impedance coefficient
S100 and NSE were significantly increased from the beginning to the end in CPB and significantly decreased gradually after operation in the dif-ferent time in A and B group(P<0.05);Cerebral electric impedance coefficient
S100 and NSE in B group were significantly increased that in A group(P<0.05).Conclusions:Cerebral electric impedance coefficient
S100 and NSE in serum can be used to test brain dam-age during the CPB.