- structural/metabolic, or unknown.
Anything that
causes epilepsy causes epileptogenesis,
because epileptogenesis is the
process of
developing epilepsy.
Structural causes...
-
brain adapting to
injury (neuroplasticity). This
process is
known as
epileptogenesis.
There is loss of
inhibitory neurons because they die due to the injury...
-
stroke therapy.
Epileptogenesis may
occur rapidly,
further narrowing this window, but a dela****
process known as "secondary
epileptogenesis" can influence...
-
uncontrolled neuronal firing,
leading to seizures. The
secondary epileptogenesis hypothesis is that
repetitive seizures lead to
interneuron loss, loss...
- epilepsy. However, no drug has been
shown in
human trials to
prevent epileptogenesis (the
development of
epilepsy in an
individual at risk, such as after...
- The
GAERS or
Genetic Absence Epilepsy Rat from
Strasbourg is a
recognized animal model of
absence epilepsy, a
typical childhood form of
epilepsy characterized...
-
discoveries of the link
between blood–brain
barrier (BBB)
disruption and
Epileptogenesis (development of epilepsy) and the
mechanisms underlying it, and for...
-
development of
seizure susceptibility. The
development of
epilepsy (
epileptogenesis) is a
process that is
poorly understood. A few
anticonvulsants (valproate...
-
biomarkers of
epileptogenesis.
There is also
interest in
finding more
antiepileptic drugs, with the
potential to
interfere with
epileptogenesis. Some new...
-
required for
epileptogenesis caused by seizures.
Subsequent work
elucidated the
signaling pathway downstream of TrkB
underlying epileptogenesis,
namely phospholipase...
