Increased cerebrospinal fluid protein

Introduction Cerebrospinal fluid protein quantification helps to reflect changes in protein content in different diseases of the central nervous system. Increased protein content in cerebrospinal fluid may suggest different types of central nervous system diseases. A large number of brain neurons are destroyed. Brain neurons are also brain nerve cells. The basic structure includes: cell body, nucleus, dendrites, axons. Neuronal cells and cells establish contact through synapses and transmit information. Neurons are the basic structural units of the nervous system.

Cause

A large number of brain neurons are destroyed. Brain neurons are also brain nerve cells. The basic structure includes: cell body, nucleus, dendrites, axons. Neuronal cells and cells establish contact through synapses and transmit information. Neurons are the basic structural units of the nervous system. Brain neurons are the physiological terminology and the smallest component of the brain. They are basically used in the retreat. The nerves of the brain that are often used are not easily degraded.

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Cerebrospinal fluid 5-hydroxyindoleacetic cerebrospinal fluid C-reactive protein

Cerebrospinal fluid protein can be increased (<100mg/dL), normal brain protein 14-3-3 is increased (caused by a large number of brain neuron destruction), immunofluorescence detection (+) can be clinically suspected CJD, serum S100 protein continues to increase with the progress of the disease . Periodic spikes or spikes in the middle and late stages of the disease. Rapid atrophy of the cortex and enlarged ventricles were observed by CT or MRI at intervals of 2 to 4 weeks.

Differential diagnosis

Cerebrospinal fluid protein content of various central nervous diseases:

Bacterial meningitis: 800 ~ 5000.

Cryptococcal meningitis: 250 to 2000.

Viral meningitis: 300 to 1000.

Encephalitis: 150 to 1000.

Tumor: 150 to 2000 (normally normal).

Spinal cord tumor: 1000 ~ 2000.

Cerebral hemorrhage: 300 ~ 1500.

Neurosyphilis: 500 ~ 1500.

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