1972
DOI: 10.1111/j.1528-1157.1972.tb04402.x
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The Effects of spreading Depression on Penicillin‐induced Epileptiform activity in Rat Brain1

Abstract: SUMMARY The interaction between KCl‐induced cortical spreading depression and penicillin‐induced cortical epileptiform activity was studied in the rat brain. In one experimental procedure, a primary epileptiform focus was initiated with penicillin in one hemisphere, and at various subsequent time intervals KCl was applied and spreading depression produced. In the second procedure, spreading depression was induced in one hemisphere and a seizure focus later established in the other. Electrophysiological correla… Show more

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