leukocytosis as a biomarker for brain injury after cranial surgery

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Deepak Agrawal, Nilesh S. Kurwale, Bhawani S. Sharma Department of Neurosurgery and gamma knife All India Institute of Medical Sciences New Delhi - 110029

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Page 1: Leukocytosis as a biomarker for brain injury after cranial surgery

Deepak Agrawal, Nilesh S. Kurwale, Bhawani S. Sharma

Department of Neurosurgery and gamma knife

All India Institute of Medical SciencesNew Delhi - 110029

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Intra operative brain handling

Anticipation of complications

Need for a marker

Novel concept

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Prospective randomized study

September 2006 to march 2007

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Inclusion criteria: a) All routine craniotomies with operative duration of more

than 3 hrs.

Exclusion criteria:a) Patients having fever in post operative period or study

period till fifth post op day.b) Documented infection in preop period.

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Two groups

Craniotomy for tumor excision.

Craniotomy for aneurysm surgery.

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Morning TLC counts of first five post operative days.

A ratio “R” for each day was calculated.

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TLC COUNT(DAY)

RDAY = ------ ---------------------- PREOP TLC COUNT

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Spss version 10

Analysis using student “t” test, adjusted analysis and analysis with repeated measures were done where ever necessary.

P ≤ 0.05 and CI of 95%

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parameters Tumor group Aneurysm group

Number of patients 46 30

Mean age 34.2 43.60

Sex (m/f) 30/16 16/14

Preoperative steroids 38 00

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Intra operative parameter.

Tumor group Aneurysm group

Mean operative time (min)

253 247

Mean input (ml) 3853 4140

Mean output (ml) 1492 1663

Mean blood loss (ml) 821 475

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Serial no. Primary diagnosis Number of patients

1 Glioma 21

2 Post fossa tumors 7

3 Contusions 6

4 Others 12

Spectrum of tumor group

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TUMOR GROUP

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Post operative days TLC values Ratios (tlc/preop tlc)

PREOP 11070 ± 3390 1.00 ± 0.00

Day 1 11640 ± 4471 1.10 ± 0.53

Day 2 12983 ± 7819 1.24 ± 0.76

Day 3 13130 ± 7705 1.27 ± 0.81

Day 4 11856 ± 6454 1.17 ± 0.65

Day 5 11300 ± 5455 1.13 ± 0.66

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S-100B in trauma

IL6 and CRP in stroke

Cytokines and TNF- α in stroke

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Easy and reproducible

Cost effective

Convenient and easily available at every place.

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Total leukocyte counts correlates with the intraoperative brain handling and injury

It follows a specific pattern in early postoperative days.

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Brain inflicts inflammatory reaction whenever blood brain barrier is broken.

TLC counts in the early postoperative days should be interpreted cautiously as a evidence of infection.

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