Do procollagen propeptides in chronic subdural hematoma reveal sustained dural collagen synthesis after head injury?
High concentrations of procollagen propeptides were found in subdural haematoma samples of different haematoma age. Concentrations of these propeptides seem to follow a time-dependent course. The elevation of the concentrations of procollagen propeptides in subdural haematoma may be regarded as a sign of sustained dural collagen synthesis after head injury.
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