Table 1 Patient characteristics, S 100B levels and diagnosis
From: Isolated vertebral fractures give elevated serum protein S-100B levels
No | gender | age | S100B ug/L | type of injury |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | f | 59 | 0.046 | strain trauma, no fracture |
2 | m | 31 | 0.658 | compression fracture T6, T11 (Type A 1.2) |
3 | f | 21 | 0.238 | burst fracture C7 (Type A 3.1) |
4 | m | 30 | 0.225 | bullet through massa lateralis C1 and spinal cord, no neurological symptoms |
5 | m | 17 | 0.115 | compression fracture T7- 9 (A 1.1) |
6 | m | 40 | 0.226 | burst fracture L1 (A 3.1) |
7 | m | 28 | 0.067 | strain trauma, no fracture |
8 | m | 32 | 0.072 | strain trauma, no fracture |
9 | m | 75 | 0.253 | compression fractures L4, L5 (A 1,2) |
10 | m | 30 | 0.108 | inferior articular process and arcus fracture C6 |
11 | m | 38 | 0.715 | flexion/distraction fracture T5/6 (B 2.3), paraplegia |
12 | m | 44 | 0.063 | distortion, no fracture |
13 | m | 84 | 0.201 | dense fracture type 2, Jefferson fracture C1 |
14 | m | 63 | 0.221 | contusio spinalis C3-5, transient tetraplegia |
15 | m | 68 | 0.481 | subluxation C5/6 with fracture C6 (B 1.2.1) |
16 | m | 22 | 0.048 | strain trauma, no fracture |
17 | m | 44 | 0.921 | burst-split fracture L1 (A 3.3), transient hyposthesia |
18 | f | 60 | 0.483 | luxation fracture C6-7, radiculopathy C6 |
19 | f | 17 | 0.096 | thoracal vertebral contusion, no fracture |