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Neurone‐specific enolase and <i>N</i>‐acetyl‐aspartate as potential peripheral markers of ischaemic stroke

Stevens, Jakobs, de Jager, Cunningham, Korf

European Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1999 · 44 citations · 27 references

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Abstract

Serum N-acetyl-aspartate appears to be an early peripheral marker of ischaemically affected brain neurones, and the ratio of N-acetyl-aspartate to a protein marker, such as NSE, may serve as an index of irreversibility.

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