2011, nr. 1 - Academia de Ştiinţe a Moldovei
2011, nr. 1 - Academia de Ştiinţe a Moldovei
2011, nr. 1 - Academia de Ştiinţe a Moldovei
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Rezumat<br />
În studiul prezent au fost apreciate nivelele plasmatice<br />
ale factorului neurotrofi c BDNF la copiii cu leziuni hipoxicoischemice<br />
perinatale (EHIP) <strong>de</strong> diferit grad, în perioada<br />
acută și în cea <strong>de</strong> recuperare. Nivele foarte scăzute <strong>de</strong> BDNF<br />
se apreciau la copiii cu leziuni grave ale SNC. S-a presupus,<br />
că BDNF este o neurotrofi nă responsabilă <strong>de</strong> neuro<strong>de</strong>zvoltare<br />
la naștere și în perioada <strong>de</strong> creștere. S-a constatat, că<br />
valorile înalte <strong>de</strong> BDNF (la copiii cu grad ușor și mediu <strong>de</strong><br />
afectare a SNC) ameliorează procesele neurometabolice și<br />
neuroplastice la copilul în creștere, protejează creierul <strong>de</strong><br />
distrucţie, susţin supraveţuirea și diferenţierea neuronilor.<br />
Valorile scăzute <strong>de</strong> BDNF constituie un criteriu obiectiv <strong>de</strong><br />
prognostic al dizabilităţilor neuropsihice și motorii la nounăscut.<br />
În EHIP <strong>de</strong> grad sever procesele <strong>de</strong> neurogeneză<br />
se <strong>de</strong>compensează și neuronii corticali nu sunt protejaţi<br />
<strong>de</strong> <strong>de</strong>strucţiune. Nivelul scăzut al factorului neurotrofi c,<br />
în acest caz, nu este sufi cient pentru a menţine la nivelul<br />
cuvenit procesele <strong>de</strong> neurotrofi citate și neuroregenerare.<br />
Administrarea unui exces <strong>de</strong> factori neurotrofi ci ar proteja<br />
ţesuturile cerebrale sensibile contra leziunilor hipoxicoischemice<br />
și ar conduce la ameliorarea neuro<strong>de</strong>zvoltării și la<br />
scă<strong>de</strong>rea gradului <strong>de</strong> invaliditate.<br />
Summary<br />
In this study we appreciated the brain-<strong>de</strong>rived neurotrophic<br />
factor (BDNF) in the serum of children with diverse<br />
gra<strong>de</strong> perinatal hypoxic-ischemic injuries (PHIE) in acute<br />
and retrieval periods. A higher level of BDNF is associated<br />
to a better protection of brain against <strong>de</strong>struction, maintains<br />
the neuronal survival and diff erentiation. Th e low<br />
BDNF level in serum of newborns with PHIE constitutes<br />
an objective criterion in prognostic of neuropsychical and<br />
motor disabilities. In severe PHIE the processes of neurogenesis<br />
are <strong>de</strong>compensated and the cortical neurons are not<br />
protected against <strong>de</strong>struction. In this case, the low BDNF<br />
level is not suffi cient to maintain effi ciently the processes of<br />
neurotrophicity and neuroregeneration. Administration of<br />
neurotrophic factor excess protects sensible cerebral tissues<br />
against hypoxic-ischemic injuries.