Post-ischemic hypothermia ameliorates ischemic brain damage but not post-ischemic audiogenic seizures in rats

Moderate body hypothermia alleviates behavioral and EEG manifestations of audiogenic seizures in metaphit-treated rats

“…These results have also been obtained by experiments using different epilepsy models, that is, temporal (Maeda et al 1999), partial motor (Yang et al 2003), partial motor with secondary generalization (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), generalized tonic-clonic (Vastola et al 1969;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), and generalized petit mal-like epilepsy (Ostojić et al 1997).…”

“…The results noted above were obtained by using different experimental designs of moderate hypothermia, that is, general (Vastola et al 1969;Liu et al 1993;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), intermittent focal (Yang et al 2003), and continuous focal hypothermia (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), performed in cats, rats (Ferrari and Amantea 1955;Vastola et al 1969;Yang et al 2003;Ostojić et al 1997), and humans (Karlov 2003;Karkar et al 2002). These results have also been obtained by experiments using different epilepsy models, that is, temporal (Maeda et al 1999), partial motor (Yang et al 2003), partial motor with secondary generalization (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), generalized tonic-clonic (Vastola et al 1969;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), and generalized petit mal-like epilepsy (Ostojić et al 1997).…”

Moderate body hypothermia alleviates behavioral and EEG manifestations of audiogenic seizures in metaphit-treated rats

“…These results have also been obtained by experiments using different epilepsy models, that is, temporal (Maeda et al 1999), partial motor (Yang et al 2003), partial motor with secondary generalization (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), generalized tonic-clonic (Vastola et al 1969;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), and generalized petit mal-like epilepsy (Ostojić et al 1997).…”

“…The results noted above were obtained by using different experimental designs of moderate hypothermia, that is, general (Vastola et al 1969;Liu et al 1993;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), intermittent focal (Yang et al 2003), and continuous focal hypothermia (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), performed in cats, rats (Ferrari and Amantea 1955;Vastola et al 1969;Yang et al 2003;Ostojić et al 1997), and humans (Karlov 2003;Karkar et al 2002). These results have also been obtained by experiments using different epilepsy models, that is, temporal (Maeda et al 1999), partial motor (Yang et al 2003), partial motor with secondary generalization (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), generalized tonic-clonic (Vastola et al 1969;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), and generalized petit mal-like epilepsy (Ostojić et al 1997).…”

Therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest

“…It is well known that postischaemic hypothermia reduces the number of cells that die in certain brain regions [15][16][17][18]. To be beneficial, mild hypothermia must be applied very soon after the ischaemic insult; otherwise, the beneficial effects may be diminished or even eliminated [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26]27 ].…”

Therapeutic hypothermia after cardiopulmonary resuscitation

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Moderate body hypothermia alleviates behavioral and EEG manifestations of audiogenic seizures in metaphit-treated rats

“…These results have also been obtained by experiments using different epilepsy models, that is, temporal (Maeda et al 1999), partial motor (Yang et al 2003), partial motor with secondary generalization (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), generalized tonic-clonic (Vastola et al 1969;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), and generalized petit mal-like epilepsy (Ostojić et al 1997).…”

“…The results noted above were obtained by using different experimental designs of moderate hypothermia, that is, general (Vastola et al 1969;Liu et al 1993;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), intermittent focal (Yang et al 2003), and continuous focal hypothermia (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), performed in cats, rats (Ferrari and Amantea 1955;Vastola et al 1969;Yang et al 2003;Ostojić et al 1997), and humans (Karlov 2003;Karkar et al 2002). These results have also been obtained by experiments using different epilepsy models, that is, temporal (Maeda et al 1999), partial motor (Yang et al 2003), partial motor with secondary generalization (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), generalized tonic-clonic (Vastola et al 1969;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), and generalized petit mal-like epilepsy (Ostojić et al 1997).…”

Therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest

“…It is well known that postischaemic hypothermia reduces the number of cells that die in certain brain regions [15][16][17][18]. To be beneficial, mild hypothermia must be applied very soon after the ischaemic insult; otherwise, the beneficial effects may be diminished or even eliminated [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26]27 ].…”

Therapeutic hypothermia after cardiopulmonary resuscitation

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Moderate body hypothermia alleviates behavioral and EEG manifestations of audiogenic seizures in metaphit-treated rats

“…These results have also been obtained by experiments using different epilepsy models, that is, temporal (Maeda et al 1999), partial motor (Yang et al 2003), partial motor with secondary generalization (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), generalized tonic-clonic (Vastola et al 1969;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), and generalized petit mal-like epilepsy (Ostojić et al 1997).…”

“…The results noted above were obtained by using different experimental designs of moderate hypothermia, that is, general (Vastola et al 1969;Liu et al 1993;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), intermittent focal (Yang et al 2003), and continuous focal hypothermia (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), performed in cats, rats (Ferrari and Amantea 1955;Vastola et al 1969;Yang et al 2003;Ostojić et al 1997), and humans (Karlov 2003;Karkar et al 2002). These results have also been obtained by experiments using different epilepsy models, that is, temporal (Maeda et al 1999), partial motor (Yang et al 2003), partial motor with secondary generalization (Karkar et al 2002;Karlov 2003), generalized tonic-clonic (Vastola et al 1969;Siemkowicz and Haider 1995), and generalized petit mal-like epilepsy (Ostojić et al 1997).…”

Therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest

“…It is well known that postischaemic hypothermia reduces the number of cells that die in certain brain regions [15][16][17][18]. To be beneficial, mild hypothermia must be applied very soon after the ischaemic insult; otherwise, the beneficial effects may be diminished or even eliminated [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26]27 ].…”

Therapeutic hypothermia after cardiopulmonary resuscitation

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