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Decreased serum uric acid in patients with traumatic brain injury or after cerebral tumor surgery

Miao He, Jianqiao Zheng, Hao Liu, Ying Wu, Xinsheng Xue, Chaoran Wu and Huiping Li
Neurosciences Journal January 2021, 26 (1) 36-44; DOI: https://doi.org/10.17712/nsj.2021.1.20200089
Miao He
From the Department of Anesthesiology (He, Zheng, Wu), Department of Neurosurgery (Liu), Department of Neurology (Wu), Department of Critical Care Medicine (Xue), West China Hospital of Sichuan University, Sichuan, China
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Jianqiao Zheng
From the Department of Anesthesiology (He, Zheng, Wu), Department of Neurosurgery (Liu), Department of Neurology (Wu), Department of Critical Care Medicine (Xue), West China Hospital of Sichuan University, Sichuan, China
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Hao Liu
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Ying Wu
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Xinsheng Xue
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Chaoran Wu
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Huiping Li
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    Change in serum uric acid (sUA) level and 24-hour urine uric acid level (UUA). A) sUA decreased after traumatic brain injury or cerebral tumor surgery. The TBI group and cerebral tumor surgery group were compared with the control group respectively. Dashed lines are the normal range of sUA. ***p<0.001. B) No significant change was found in the TBI group or cerebral tumor surgery group compared with the control group. TBI - traumatic brain injury

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    Change in urine allantoin on day 3 after TBI. A) Allantoin in 24-hour urine. Data are presented as the mean ± SEM. ***p=0.0003. B) Allantoin concentration normalized to urine creatine. Data are presented as the median and quartile. *p=0.0338. C) Ratio of allantoin and sUA **p=0.0063. D) Correlation between allantoin and sUA. TBI - traumatic brain injury. sUA - serum uric acid. UCr - urine creatine

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    Demographics and baselines of patients.

    VariablesControl group (n=49)TBI group (n=32)Cerebral tumor surgery group (n=19)P-value*
    Age (years)50(10)47(22)43(24)0.0093
    Female sex, n(%)34(69)12(40)10(52)0.0603
    BMI (kg/m2)23.86±2.3722.29±2.5823.22±3.700.0931
    Diagnosis, n(%)NA
     Peripheral vertigo10(20)
     Anxiety or depression status21(43)
     Peripheral nerve disease6(12)
     Thyroid disorder6(12)
    Subarachnoid hemorrhage23(72)
    Subdural hemorrhage15(47)
    Extradural hemorrhage8(25)
    Intracranial hematoma16(50)
    Meningioma5(26)
    Hypophysoma7(37)
    Initial sUA (µmol/L)286.8±65.4271.7±81.90.0809
    Baseline sUA (µmol/L)301.9±49.0
     ALT (IU/L)27.5±24.427.9±17.635.1±26.10.5017
     AST (IU/L) (13-35 IU/L)**22.7±9.841.9±34.826.8±12.90.0014
     TP (g/L) (65-85 g/L)**65.3±6.061.3±10.968.2±5.60.0159
     ALB (g/L)40.9±3.637.7±6.742.8±2.10.0013
     GLB (g/L)24.3±3.723.6±5.525.4±5.00.4711
     Cr (µmol/L)56.2±14.564.5±14.764.9±20.60.0251
     Cys (mg/L)0.87±0.200.76±0.230.94±0.210.0138
     BUN (mmol/L)4.80±1.394.81±1.594.76±1.910.9927
     TGs (mmol/L)2.00±1.741.11±0.921.27±0.880.0185
     Cho (mmol/L)4.08±1.073.42±1.104.37±1.600.0202
    Serum electrolyte level
     Na+ (mmol/L)140.9±2.1140.4±5.4140.8±2.80.8637
     K+ (mmol/L)4.30±0.303.75±0.474.09±0.41<0.0001
     Ca2+ (mmol/L)2.21±0.112.06±0.152.28±0.06<0.0001
     Mg2+ (mmol/L)0.85±0.070.76±0.100.83±0.06<0.0001
     Cl- (mmol/L)102.9±2.7104.1±9.1101.7±3.70.3320
     HCO3- (mmol/L)24.2±3.019.4±3.024.4±1.9<0.0001
     Phos (mmol/L)1.11±0.190.83±0.221.15±0.18<0.0001
    • Categorical data are n(%) and continuous data are mean±SD, median (IQR). NA - not applicable.

    • ↵* P-value for patients between three groups;

    • ↵** Reference ranges were showing when the subject demographics showing abnormal. BMI - body mass index; ALT - alanine transaminase; AST - aspartate transaminase; TP - serum total protein; ALB - albumin; GLB - globulin; Cr - serum creatinine; Cys - serum cysteine; BUN - blood urea nitrogen; TGs - triglycerides; Cho - cholesterol; Na+- serum sodium concentrations; K+- serum potassium concentrations; Cl-- serum chlorine concentrations; HCO3-- serum bicarbonate radical; Ca2+- serum calcium; Mg2+- serum magnesium; Phos - serum phosphate radical

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    Measurement of parameters on day 3

    VariablesControl groupTBI groupCerebral tumor surgery group*P-value
    GCS15(0)9.5(7)15(0)<0.0001
    ALT (IU/L)30.8±32.733.3±22.624.3±18.60.1435
    AST (IU/L)23.7±15.848.7±31.319.7±15.9<0.0001
    TP (g/L)63.4±5.154.2±6.358.6±6.2<0.0001
    ALB (g/L)40.7±3.831.2±4.435.6±4.8<0.0001
    GLB (g/L)22.6±3.223.0±3.223.0±2.70.9001
    TBIL (µmol/L)11.29±6.3013.47±5.7913.90±7.070.2899
    Glu (mmol/L)4.61±0.487.55±2.285.83±0.99<0.0001
    Cr (µmol/L)60.9±15.362.7±20.758.1±21.30.7311
    Cys (mg/L)0.89±0.200.78±0.260.88±0.200.1105
    BUN (mmol/L)4.55±1.644.59±1.974.84±1.510.8528
    Lipid metabolism
     TGs (mmol/L)1.87±1.201.31±0.640.89±0.380.0014
     Cho (mmol/L)4.09±1.143.48±0.804.12±1.380.0583
    Urine parameters
     UpH6.07±0.896.80±0.737.27±0.530.0034
     SPGR1.015±0.0041.023±0.0121.012±0.0070.0053
     UNa+ (mmol/24h)268.0±95.7291.2±167.0325.5±204.60.3874
     UK+ (mmol/24h)42.60±21.8883.36±41.8343.94±18.58<0.0001
     UCl- (mmol/24h)244.7±104.6319.0±160.8273.6±171.80.1566
    Serum electrolyte level
     Na+ (mmol/L)141.2±2.6144.5±8.1138.7±4.40.0055
     K+ (mmol/L)4.11±0.323.96±0.413.83±0.690.1378
     Ca2+ (mmol/L)2.19±0.102.01±0.082.12±0.10<0.0001
     Mg2+ (mmol/L)0.86±0.060.89±0.080.87±0.070.1810
     Cl- (mmol/L)102.2±3.6107.2±9.399.3±3.90.0003
     HCO3- (mmol/L)24.7±2.524.1±3.624.7±3.10.7620
     Phos (mmol/L)1.17±0.190.80±0.221.08±0.22<0.0001
    Catecholamine
     NE (ng/L)220(139)305(275)72.5(78)<0.0001
     E (ng/L)92(53)77(59)52.5(57)0.0251
    • Continuous data are mean±SD, median (IQR).

    • ↵* P-value for patients between three groups. GCS - Glasgow Coma Scale, ALT - alanine transaminase, AST - aspartate transaminase, TP - serum total protein, ALB - albumin, GLB - globulin, TBIL - total bilirubin, Glu - fasting blood glucose, Cr - serum creatinine, Cys - serum cysteine, BUN - blood urea nitrogen, UpH - pH in urine, SPGR - specific gravity of urine, UNa+ - 24-hour urine sodium concentrations, UK+ - 24-hour urine potassium concentrations, UCl- - 24-hour urine chlorine concentrations, TGs - triglycerides, Cho - cholesterol, Na+ - serum sodium concentrations, K+ - serum potassium concentrations, Ca2+ - serum calcium, Mg2+ - serum magnesium, Cl- - serum chlorine concentrations, HCO3- - serum bicarbonate radical, Phos - serum phosphate radical, NE - serum norepinephrine, E - serum epinephrine

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    Table 3

    Pearson or Spearman correlation coefficients between UA and other variables.

    VariablesCoefficientP-value
     GCS0.5383<0.0001
    Protein nutrition status
     TP0.52546<0.0001
     ALB0.58836<0.0001
     Glu-0.57723<0.0001
    Renal function
     Cys0.415820.0001
     Cr0.271990.0147
     UK+-0.272820.0319
    Serum electrolyte level
     Ca2+0.61157<0.0001
     Phos0.53801<0.0001
    Catecholamine
     NE0.111400.3658
     E0.274200.0216
    • TP - serum total protein; ALB - albumin; Glu - fasting blood glucose; Cys - serum cysteine; Cr - serum creatinine; UK+- 24-hour urine potassium concentrations; Ca2+- serum calcium; Mg2+- serum magnesium; Phos - serum phosphate radical; NE - serum norepinephrine; E - serum epinephrine

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