1 |
Mansour et al. (2021) Egypt |
(n = 50) TBI patients, GCS (3–12) |
100 mg doxycycline BID for 7 days |
Placebo |
Difference between tde two study groups in mean NSE serum levels at day 7. |
NSE serum levels in tde doxycycline group were significantly lower tdan in tde control group. |
2 |
Mahyudanil et al. (2020) Indonesia |
(n = 40) TBI patients, GCS of 4–8 |
Single dose progesterone 1 mg/kg |
Placebo |
Difference in serum level of S-100β in 24 h and 96 h between the two arms of the study. |
Insignificant change in serum level of S-100β was observed. |
3 |
Koulaeinejad et al. (2019) Iran |
(n = 40) TBI patients, GCS ≤12. |
100 mg minocycline BID for 7 days |
Placebo |
Changes in level of NSE and S100 β from day 1 to day 5 after randomization. |
The reduction in serum NSE and S100 β levels from baseline to day 5 was statistically significant in the minocycline group but not in the placebo group. |
4 |
(Taheri et al., 2019) Iran |
(n = 30) TBI patients, GCS ≤8 |
1 g metformin/12 h for 5 days. |
No drug |
5-day post-trauma serum concentration profile (24 h, 48 h, 72 h and 120 h) of S100B and GFAP. |
Significantly lower S100b in patients allocated to metformin. GFAP values did not differ between groups at all study time points |
5 |
Mahmoodpoor et al. (2018)
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(n = 58) TBI patients, GCS ≤8. |
2 g L-carnitine once daily for 7 days |
Placebo |
Difference between the study groups in mean NSE serum levels at day 3. |
L-carnitine failed to reduce serum NSE levels in patients with TBI. |
6 |
Mokhtari et al. (2018) Iran |
(n = 68) TBI patient, GCS (9–12) |
30 mg memantine BID for 7 days |
No drug |
Difference in NSE serum levels at days 1, 3, and 7 post randomizations. |
Memantine significantly reduced NSE levels by day in patients with moderate TBI. |
7 |
Clark et al. (2017) United States |
(n = 14) TBI pediatric patients, GCS ≤8 |
Combined N-acetylcysteine and probenecid |
Placebo |
Difference in serum levels of NSE and GFAP, in 24 h and 96 h between the two arms of the study. |
Brain injury biomarkers were deemed comparable between the two groups (p = 0.441). |
8 |
Shahrokhi et al. (2016) Iran |
(n = 32) DAI patients, GCS ≤12. |
1 mg/kg IM BID progesterone for 5 days. |
Placebo |
Difference between the two study groups in mean NSE serum levels at days 1 and 6. |
Progesterone did not change the serum level of NSE between the study groups. |
9 |
Li et al. (2016) China |
(n = 159) TBI patients, GCS ≤8. |
100 U/kg erythropoietin SC for 12 days |
Normal Saline |
The difference between groups in S100B and NSE levels |
Serum NSE and S-100ß protein levels were lower in patients who received erythropoietin. |
10 |
(Nirula et al., 2010) United States |
(n = 16) TBI patients, GCS ≤13. |
Erythropoietin (40,000 Units IV) within 6 h of injury. |
placebo |
Difference between groups in serum concentrations of S100B and NSE at day 1, 2, 3,4 and 5 post resuscitation |
Erythropoietin did not impact NSE (p = .89) or S100 B (p = 0.53) levels compared to the placebo. |
11 |
Baker et al. (2009) Canada |
(n = 64) TBI patients, GCS ≤8. |
250 mL 7.5% hypertonic saline +6% dextran70 (HSD) |
0.9% normal saline (NS) |
Difference between groups in serum concentrations of S100B and NSE at 12, 24, and 48 h post-resuscitation. |
Compared with NS resuscitation, S100B and NSE were two and threefold lower in HSD-treated patients and normalized within 12 h. |