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Neonates who undergo cardiac surgery of d-transposition of the great arteries by means of hypothermic cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) represent a group at increased risk to develop brain injury and altered psychomotor development in early life. Measurement of protein S-100β, an astrocytic calcium binding protein, in serum may provide information on transient astroglial cell activation and disintegration of the related blood-brain barrier due to oxidative stress during and after CPB. Conflicting results have been reported that concern the neuroprotective effect of the NO liberator sodium nitroprusside (SNP)  in vitro . We evaluated the effect of continuous treatment with SNP on the serum kinetics of S-100β in infants and children after corrective cardiac surgery.

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The Effect of Continuous Treatment with Sodium Nitroprusside on the Serum Kinetics of the Brain Marker Protein S-100β in Neonates Undergoing Corrective Cardiac Surgery by Means of Hypothermic Cardiopulmonary Bypass