Can brain natriuretic peptide predict outcome after cardiac arrest?
Brain natriuretic peptide levels on admission predict neurological outcome at 6 months and survival after cardiac arrest.
Combining our data on adenomas with data already published and in comparison with the spectrum of mutations in colorectal carcinomas, it is suggested that some p53 mutations have a weaker effect than others and are therefore more likely to be found in adenomas which have not progressed to carcinomas.