[Cerebrospinal fluid lactates following craniocerebral injuries]
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[Cerebrospinal fluid lactates following craniocerebral injuries]
[Article in
Polish]
Neurol Neurochir Pol.
1976 Sep-Oct.
Abstract
CSF lactate concentration was determined in 37 patients after craniocerebral injury. In 26 cases the lactate concentration was raised above the normal value (15 mg/100 ml) and in 11 cases it was above 30 mg/100 ml. All fatal cases were in the group with lactate level above 30 mg/100 ml. The study confirms the fact that CSF lactate concentration is related to the severity of cerebral tissue damage and has a prognostic significance.
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