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Front. Neurol., 13 June 2018

Sec. Neurocritical and Neurohospitalist Care

Volume 9 - 2018 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fneur.2018.00416

Corrigendum: Amino Acids in Cerebrospinal Fluid of Patients With Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Haemorrhage: An Observational Study

  • 1. Department of Neurosurgery, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poznan, Poland

  • 2. Faculty of Pharmacy, Department of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poznan, Poland

  • 3. Department of Computer Science and Statistics, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poznan, Poland

  • 4. Department of General and Interventional Radiology, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poznan, Poland

In the original article, there were mistakes in Table 2, Table 3, Table 4, Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3 and Figure 4.

In all mentioned tables and figures, quantity of amino acids was described in mM instead of μM. The corrected tables and figures appear below. The authors apologize for this error and state that this does not change the scientific conclusions of the article in any way.

The original article has been updated.

Table 2

Amino acidControl groupStudy group, day 0-3 post-SAHControl group vs. Study group, day 0-3 post-SAH. P-valueStudy group, day 5 post-SAHControl group vs. Study group, day 5 post-SAH. P-valueStudy group, day 10 post-SAHControl group vs. Study group, day 10 post-SAH. P-value
O-phosphoethanolamine (μM)3.005.95<0.015.15<0.0016.60<0.001
Ethylamine (μM)9.809.400.7989.65<0.00111.100.292
Taurine (μM)7.0016.00<0.00114.30<0.00110.75<0.01
Asparagine (μM)5.7010.350.0119.50<0.00121.75<0.001
Serine (μM)24.2055.70<0.00175.40<0.00183.75<0.001
Glycine (μM)8.9038.75<0.00134.85<0.00135.20<0.001
Hydroxyproline (μM)0.601.000.1641.350.6581.350.289
Glutamine (μM)407.60520.65<0.01791.10<0.001796.30<0.001
Aspartic acid (μM)0.501.55<0.0010.800.1750.950.054
Citruline (μM)1.602.750.0112.55<0.013.30<0.01
Threonine (μM)24.8029.050.07956.10<0.00163.40<0.001
Beta-Alanine (μM)20.3022.000.04029.00<0.0127.30<0.01
Alanine (μM)35.0088.05<0.001114.55<0.001122.55<0.001
Glutamic acid (μM)1.205.40<0.0013.00<0.0012.35<0.01
Histidine (μM)11.4028.20<0.00143.35<0.00140.20<0.001
3-Methylhistidine (μM)0.501.00<0.011.40<0.0011.05<0.01
2-Aminoadipic acid (μM)0.001.65<0.0012.10<0.0011.45<0.001
Gamma-aminobutyric acid (μM)0.400.500.6990.300.0120.200.051
3-Aminoisobutyric acid (μM)0.500.300.6680.300.5630.350.806
2-Aminobutyric acid (μM)3.206.20<0.016.60<0.0017.30<0.001
Arginine (μM)15.7019.250.06226.60<0.00124.35<0.01
Proline (μM)0.8011.80<0.00113.95<0.00116.15<0.001
Ornithine (μM)4.3019.80<0.00117.95<0.00117.75<0.001
Cystathionine (μM)0.302.05<0.0011.05<0.0011.40<0.001
Cysteine (μM)0.402.05<0.0011.75<0.0011.65<0.001
Lysine (μM)22.5053.80<0.00173.05<0.00172.40<0.001
Methionine (μM)3.106.20<0.0111.70<0.00113.65<0.001
Valine (μM)16.2038.65<0.0166.20<0.00176.30<0.001
Tyrosine (μM)7.8026.70<0.00136.20<0.00137.30<0.001
Isoleucine (μM)4.409.650.00113.05<0.00115.05<0.001
Leucine (μM)11.4029.20<0.00143.50<0.00156.80<0.001
Phenylalanine (μM)9.4026.45<0.00143.25<0.00144.45<0.001
Tryptophan (μM)1.909.70<0.00113.60<0.00112.85<0.001

Differences in CSF amino acid level at day 0-3, 5, and 10 post-SAH in healthy individuals (control group) and SAH patients (study group).

Median levels of the amino acids are presented in the table. P-values were calculated either by Mann–Whitney or t-Student test. Amino acids increasing significantly during SAH (on day 0–3, 5, or 10) are shown in bold.

Table 3

Monitored parameterDay 0–3 post-SAHDay 5 post-SAHDay 10 post-SAH
GO-SAHPO-SAHGO-SAH vs. PO-SAH. P-valueGO-SAHPO-SAHGO-SAH vs. PO-SAH. P-valueGO-SAHPO-SAHGO-SAH vs. PO-SAH. P-value
C-reactive protein (mg/l)125.00130.000.71550.70115.800.02022.40109.700.139
White blood cell count (106/mm3)9.8617.47<0.00110.5715.030.0449.6616.840.445
Haemoglobin (g/dl)12.1013.100.21211.3010.900.26210.6011.500.672
Temperature (OC)37.0037.000.73637.4037.200.27336.9035.700.512
Fibrinogen (mg/dl)485.00550.000.879509.00676.000.257428.00698.000.014
O-phosphoethanolamine (μM)4.106.800.1614.907.700.1615.958.500.019
Taurine (μM)13.1019.400.03814.6013.400.51412.207.350.138
Asparagine (μM)9.0011.500.25630.2012.500.39722.9020.450.423
Serine (μM)45.1076.500.16177.0061.400.94779.5094.750.503
Glycine (μM)29.6041.000.18230.0043.000.20435.2035.650.671
Hydroxyproline (μM)0.701.300.0661.700.800.5181.351.100.793
Ethylaminev (μM)5.8015.800.1027.9012.100.1348.8514.500.35
Glutamine (μM)489.90602.500.182837.30505.100.585852.50715.600.483
Aspartic acid (μM)0.802.200.0380.401.000.0710.951.300.551
Citruline (μM)1.905.900.0352.503.100.3963.303.301
Threonine (μM)25.9050.000.3586.3034.200.32763.4057.950.298
Beta-Alanine (μM)28.3022.000.0730.0028.600.49726.8527.850.893
Alanine (μM)70.70138.100.109115.50113.600.447120.30141.700.954
Glutamic acid (μM)(μM)3.409.300.0382.705.800.0242.0017.100.269
Histidine (μM)18.9038.100.25663.6023.700.71143.5537.450.753
3-Methylhistidine (μM)0.701.50<0.011.801.200.9581.351.050.733
2-Aminoadipic acid (μM)1.301.700.0761.504.100.0711.302.450.033
Gamma-aminobutyric acid (μM)0.300.900.0430.300.300.9320.350.150.266
3-Aminoisobutyric acid (μM)0.200.400.0660.300.300.9580.350.450.93
2-Aminobutyric acid4.608.200.08811.405.500.54210.756.500.124
Arginine (μM)18.5022.300.18230.9026.000.52524.3520.450.21
Proline (μM)4.5014.800.20418.7010.900.67216.1518.400.759
Ornithine (μM)7.6027.500.03317.3028.300.0917.3533.050.552
Cystathionine (μM)0.802.80<0.011.001.800.0891.301.500.199
Cysteine (μM)1.602.300.1411.502.200.2431.951.400.329
Lysine (μM)43.0074.500.09587.1055.900.34172.4072.600.612
Methionine (μM)4.6012.300.20416.207.700.49113.6513.700.687
Valine (μM)31.8062.400.109102.5033.600.39787.7572.200.377
Tyrosine (μM)23.0032.500.08336.6035.800.87638.6037.300.676
Isoleucine (μM)6.0013.000.04517.6011.800.59715.0513.700.45
Leucine (μM)22.9039.700.10980.3029.800.39760.9550.550.532
Phenylalanine (μM)21.2038.800.06251.3032.400.66545.4044.450.913
Tryptophan (μM)8.0012.200.06613.6013.600.60612.6013.550.804

Differences in monitored parameters at day 0-3, 5, and 10 post-SAH in patients with good (GO-SAH) and poor (PO-SAH) treatment outcome.

Median levels of the amino acids are presented in the table. P-values were calculated either by Mann–Whitney or t-Student test. Significant differences are shown in bold.

Table 4

ParameterDay 0–3 post-SAHDay 5 post-SAHDay 10 post-SAHOmnibus test P-valueDay 0–3 vs. Day 5 P-value Post-hocDay 0–3 vs. Day 10 P-value Post-hocDay 5 vs. Day 10 P-value Post-hoc
C-reactive protein (mg/l)125.0050.7027.000.0490.3450.0120.073
White blood cell count (106/mm3)9.8610.579.340.631
Haemoglobin (g/dl)12.1010.6010.500.066
Temperature (OC)37.0037.3036.900.382
Fibrinogen (mg/dl)485.00442.00423.000.327
O-phosphoethanolamine (μM)6.205.005.800.325
Taurine (μM)13.9014.6010.800.867
Asparagine (μM)8.4018.3021.200.180
Serine (μM)45.1073.8076.100.0310.0390.0130.566
Glycine (μM)29.6032.6042.500.565
Hydroxyproline (μM)0.701.101.400.094
Ethylaminev (μM)5.7010.109.800.0390.078<0.010.187
Glutamine (μM)454.30818.70828.300.001<0.01<0.0010.565
Aspartic acid (μM)0.700.401.200.215
Citruline (μM)1.902.402.800.069
Threonine (μM)22.9052.5061.200.0120.128<0.01<0.01
Beta-Alanine (μM)28.3026.8026.700.553
Alanine (μM)70.70106.20120.300.124
Glutamic acid (μM)4.502.702.100.898
Histidine (μM)16.8038.1037.400.156
3-Methylhistidine (μM)0.601.500.900.369
2-Aminoadipic acid (μM)1.301.501.300.129
Gamma-aminobutyric acid (μM)0.300.200.500.633
3-Aminoisobutyric acid (μM)0.200.300.300.215
2-Aminobutyric acid (μM)4.6011.4011.400.0100.019<0.010.427
Arginine (μM)18.5026.5024.100.0500.0730.0120.345
Proline (μM)3.4011.9015.200.062
Ornithine (μM)7.6017.3014.300.368
Cystathionine (μM)1.001.001.200.648
Cysteine (μM)1.601.702.100.368
Lysine (μM)43.0083.2070.800.0170.017<0.010.735
Methionine (μM)4.6010.0011.900.0080.029<0.010.200
Valine (μM)28.2061.6078.100.0150.017<0.010.683
Tyrosine (μM)23.0035.1028.500.0200.023<0.010.647
Isoleucine (μM)5.9011.1013.600.0240.081<0.010.219
Leucine (μM)22.6039.7060.500.0240.0220.0130.801
Phenylalanine (μM)20.9035.2037.500.0380.0400.0180.700
Tryptophan (μM)8.0011.8011.100.072

Amino acid level changes in time in good outcome SAH patients with (GO-SAH).

Median levels of the amino acids are presented in the table. Omnibus statistical test (Friedman or repeated measures ANOVA) revealed significant changes in concentration of 13 amino acids (shown in bold). Next, post-hoc analysis (Conover–Iman for Friedman test and Fisher for repeated measures ANOVA) was run for those 13 amino acids to specify between what time points (day 0–3, 5, or 10 post-SAH) the differences in concentration were significant (shown in bold).

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The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

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Keywords

subarachnoid haemorrhage, amino acids, early brain injury, delayed cerebral ischaemia, biomarkers

Citation

Sokół B, Urbaniak B, Wąsik N, Plewa S, Klupczyńska A, Jankowski R, Więckowska B, Juszkat R and Kokot Z (2018) Corrigendum: Amino Acids in Cerebrospinal Fluid of Patients With Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Haemorrhage: An Observational Study. Front. Neurol. 9:416. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2018.00416

Received

03 May 2018

Accepted

22 May 2018

Published

13 June 2018

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9 - 2018

Edited and reviewed by

J. Marc Simard, University of Maryland, Baltimore, United States

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*Correspondence: Bartosz Sokół

This article was submitted to Neurocritical and Neurohospitalist Care, a section of the journal Frontiers in Neurology

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