Comparison of plasma NSE, protein S-100b and EEG changes in traditional arrested-heart procedures and on-pump beating-heart procedures

王咏; 肖颖彬; 陈林; 王学锋; 钟前进

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Comparison of plasma NSE, protein S-100b and EEG changes in traditional arrested-heart procedures and on-pump beating-heart procedures

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- Comparison of plasma NSE, protein S-100b and EEG changes in traditional arrested-heart procedures and on-pump beating-heart procedures
- Military Medical Research Issue 2, Pages: 95-98(2003)
- Affiliations：
  
  1. Department of Cardiovascular Surgery
  2. Xinqiao Hospital
  3. Third Military Medical University
  4. ,China
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  CLC： R541
- Published：2003
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[1]王咏,肖颖彬,陈林,王学锋,钟前进.Comparison of plasma NSE, protein S-100b and EEG changes in traditional arrested-heart procedures and on-pump beating-heart procedures[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,2003(02):95-98.
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[1]王咏,肖颖彬,陈林,王学锋,钟前进.Comparison of plasma NSE, protein S-100b and EEG changes in traditional arrested-heart procedures and on-pump beating-heart procedures[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,2003(02):95-98. DOI：

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<正> Objective: To assess the cerebral injury in on-pump beating-heart procedures under mild hypothermia incomparison with traditional on-pump arrested-heart procedures under moderate hypothermia. Methods: Forty patients

20 with congenital heart disease （CHD） and 20 of rheumatic heart disease （RHD）

were divided into 2 groups: Con-trol group （group A

n=20） including 10 patients suffering from CHD as group A1 and the left 10 from RHD as groupA2; and experiment group （group B

n=20） which consisting of group B1 （10 with CHD） and group B2 （10 ofRHD）. The patients in group A underwent traditional arrested-heart procedures

and those in group B were operated on

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