Long-term inhibition of kindled seizures by chemical and electrophysiological techniques: insights into the kindling process?
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Summary
The kindling phenomenon is frequently called a model of epilepsy but is more correctly amodel of epileptogenesis and also a model for neuronal plasticity, which has the advantage of familiarity and no other commonplace occurance suggests a closer analogy.
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- 1987-01-01
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Medicine, Humanities, Philosophy
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