[Protein content in blood plasma and its changes in patients of the neurological critical care unit].

Twelve blood plasma proteins were studied in 120 patients with isolated traumatic and nontraumatic cerebral hemorrhage. At all stages of the study a marked imbalance of blood proteins occurred which was independent of the etiological factor. Patients with craniocerebral trauma exhibited the phenomenon of the atypical response manifesting with low concentration of acute-phase proteins. The levels of the complement component C5 and transferrin in patients with cerebral vascular aneurysm rupture are shown diagnostically significant while follow-up of blood transtiretin can show the trend in the metabolic processes in patients with cerebral hemorrhage in critical condition.