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Materials and methods. Blood samples of 40 children with acute meningitis and 30 of healthy children between the ages of 1 month to 18 years old were studied. The measurement of NSE was made from a blood serum during the first 24 hours after hospitalization by the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay test performing. The degree of impaired consciousness was determined by the Glasgow Coma Scale. The results were processed with the Student’s t-test, correlation and regression analysis methods with constructing confidence intervals.

Neuron specific enolase as a possible indicator of neuron damage in children with acute meningitis