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Longitudinal changes in serum taurine following acute traumatic spinal cord injury: a prospective pilot study of diagnostic performance and functional recovery.

Aug 2026 · European spine journal · 0 citations · 7 references
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Serum taurine decreases following acute traumatic SCI, increases during recovery, and demonstrates good diagnostic performance with significant associations with functional outcomes, supporting its potential as a biomarker for injury severity and neurological recovery.

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