作为脑脊液-静脉瘘潜在生物标记物的β痕量蛋白

Ian T Mark, Waleed Brinjikji, Jeremy Cutsforth-Gregory, Jared T Verdoorn, John C Benson, Ajay A Madhavan, Jeff W Meeusen
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背景和目的:自发性颅内低血压(SIH)的病因之一是CSF-静脉瘘(CVF),准确识别CVF患者是一个诊断难题。这一难题凸显了对 CVF 生物标志物的需求,以帮助选择应接受侵入性骨髓造影以进一步诊断的患者。β痕量蛋白(BTP)是 CSF 中最丰富的中枢神经系统衍生蛋白,因此是检测 CVF 的潜在静脉生物标记物。我们的研究旨在测量作为潜在 CVF 生物标志物的静脉 BTP 水平:我们前瞻性地招募了 14 名 CVF 患者,测量了 CVF 附近椎旁静脉血样本中的 BTP,并将其水平与外周血进行了比较。对最初用于识别 CVF 的髓图进行了评估,以确定 CVF 的模式、CVF 侧位、CVF 水平和静脉引流模式。此外,还收集了患者性别、年龄和症状持续时间。对大脑 MR 图像进行了伯尔尼评分。我们还测量了 20 名正常对照者的外周血 BTP 水平:结果:在 CVF 患者中,CVF 附近的平均 BTP 水平比外周血高 54.5%(0.760 [SD 0.673] vs 0.492 [SD 0.095] mg/L;p = 0.069)。九名(64.3%)CVF 患者的脊柱旁 BTP 水平高于外周血 BTP 水平。与 CVF 患者相比,20 名对照组患者的平均外周血 BTP 水平为 0.720(标清 0.191)毫克/升(p 结论:我们发现,CVF 患者的脊柱旁静脉血 BTP 水平高于外周血 BTP 水平:我们发现,与外周血相比,大多数 CVF 患者的 CVF 位点静脉血的 BTP 值更高,但并非所有 CVF 患者都是如此。这可能反映了 CVF 的间歇性渗漏性质。此外,我们还发现,与正常对照组相比,CVF 患者的外周血 BTP 水平较低。BTP 作为潜在的 CVF 生物标记物需要进一步评估:缩写:SIH = 自发性颅内低血压;CVF = CSF-Venous Fistula;CTM = CT 骨髓造影;DSM = 数字减影骨髓造影;BTP = β 微量蛋白。
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Beta Trace Protein as a Potential Biomarker for CSF-Venous Fistulas.

Background and purpose: Accurately identifying patients with CSF-venous fistulas (CVF), one cause of spontaneous intracranial hypotension (SIH), is a diagnostic dilemma. This conundrum underscores the need for a CVF biomarker to help select who should undergo an invasive myelogram for further diagnostic workup. Beta trace protein (BTP) is the most abundant CNS derived protein in the CSF and therefore is a potential venous biomarker for CVF detection. The purpose of our study was to measure venous BTP levels as a potential CVF biomarker.

Materials and methods: We prospectively enrolled 14 patients with CVF and measured BTP in venous blood samples from the paraspinal veins near the CVF and compared those levels to the peripheral blood. Myelograms used initially to identify the CVF were evaluated for modality, CVF laterality, CVF level, and venous drainage pattern. Patient sex, patient age, and symptom duration were also collected. Brain MR images were reviewed for Bern scores. We also measured the peripheral blood BTP levels in 20 normal controls.

Results: In patients with CVF, the mean BTP level near the CVF was 54.5% higher (0.760 [SD 0.673] vs 0.492 [SD 0.095] mg/L; p = 0.069) compared to peripheral blood. Nine (64.3%) patients with CVF had a higher paraspinal BTP level than peripheral BTP level. The 20 control patients had a higher the mean peripheral BTP level 0.720 (SD 0.191) mg/L compared to patients with CVF (p<0.001).

Conclusions: We found that venous blood at the site of CVF had higher BTP values compared to peripheral blood in the majority, but not all patients with CVF. This may reflect the intermittent leaking nature of CVF. Additionally, we found that patients with CVF had a lower peripheral blood BTP level compared to normal controls. BTP requires further evaluation as a potential CVF biomarker.

Abbreviations: SIH = Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension; CVF = CSF-Venous Fistula; CTM = CT myelogram; DSM = Digital Subtraction Myelography; BTP = Beta Trace Protein.

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