… epilepticus, and in epileptogenic brain regions, may last for months. Blood–brain barrier
dysfunction was shown to have a role in astroglial dysfunction, neuroinflammation, increasing …

… communication in epileptogenesis, 20 supported by the … for the involvement of BBB dysfunction
in epileptogenesis has … , BBB dysfunction does not seem to induce epileptogenesis by …

… bloodâ•fibrain barrier dysfunction in brain pathology and epileptogenesis: Role of astroglia
… function might critically contribute to epileptogenesis. Therefore, astrocytes represent a …

… In this review we examine the role of BBB and inflammatory responses, in particular
activation of transforming grown factor b (TGFb) signaling, in epilepsy, stroke, and Parkinson’s …

… The frequent findings of BBB dysfunction after brain insults … for a direct role of BBB dysfunction
in epileptogenesis [33]. … for the involvement of BBB dysfunction in epileptogenesis was …

… The blood–brain barrier (BBB) is a dynamic and complex barrier essential for the normal
function of the central nervous system (CNS). The existence of a physical interface between the …

… In conclusion, human studies suggestive of a role of BBB dysfunction in seizure disorders are
… These findings are in agreement with a role of BBB damage in epileptogenesis and in the …

… dysfunctional blood-brain barrier (BBB) might underlie such a shift in reorganizational
balance towards epileptogenesis … , point to a potential role of glia in epileptogenesis. It is thus …

… In the following paragraphs we will discuss changes of these specific functions in relation
to seizures, epileptogenesis and epilepsy. Dysfunction of the physical barrier Adjacent brain …

… hemorrhagic strokes induce dysfunction of the blood–brain barrier (BBB), and that this
impairment can contribute to epileptogenesis. Nevertheless, studies directly comparing BBB dys…