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Seizure-associated spreading depression is a major feature of ictal events in two animal models of chronic epilepsy

2018-10-29

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Spreading depression is characterized by slow, propagating wave of cellular depolarization (SD) and is wildly associated with migraine, stroke, and traumatic brain injury. Seizures and spreading depression (or spreading depolarization, SD) have long been reported to coincide in acute seizure induction experiments. However, SD has not been observed associated with spotaneous seizures in animal or clinical recording...

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a1441baf-dd60-540f-89b3-7af5fc4be376
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10.1101/455519
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