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Estimation of Some Trace Elements in Severe Head Injured Patients
2008
Journal of the Faculty of Medicine Baghdad
Objectives: Severe head injury is the most devastating neurosurgical condition and it is only next to cancers as the leading cause of death in developed countries. Because trace elements (TEs) are involved in most of enzymes that drives the biochemical reactions, so they are considered as a window to the biochemical environment of the body in general and in brain in specific. Aim of the Study: This study measured six TEs (Fe, Zn, Mg, Cu, Mn and Co) in 29 patients with severe head injury (GCS
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