… , its involvement in epileptogenesis is still hypothetical, although long-term effect of brain …
In favor of such pro-epileptogenic role there is evidence that CNS injuries such as trauma, …

… detected in epileptogenic areas of the human brain, even in … after the disruption of the
blood–brain barrier (BBB), which is … explore the current literature on the role of the link between …

… brain barrier dysfunction as well as innate and adaptive immunity-mediated damage play
major roles… interfering with epileptogenic mechanisms. Well-controlled subsequent analyses of …

… published evidence regarding the role of inflammation in the … epileptogenesis. Lastly,
potential mechanisms underlying age-specific vulnerability to hyperexcitability and epileptogenesis …

… brain barrier (BBB) plays a critical role in the pathogenesis of post-traumatic epilepsy (PTE). …
Recent animal experiments show that opening the blood–brain barrier (BBB) leads to …

… role in epileptogenesis. In this chapter we aim to give an overview of the processes involved
in BBB dysfunction and epileptogenesis and … We will focus on modulators of BBB function …

… supporting the involvement of NVU dysfunction, within a pro-… (NVU) dysfunction, including
increased blood-brain barrier (BBB) … BBB dysfunction, brain inflammation, and epileptogenesis …

… brain barrier (BBB) and the ‘‘neurovascular unit.’’ Therefore, the pursuit of mechanisms of
seizure generation and epileptogenesis now includes investigations of cerebral … proposed role …

… serum protein, albumin, may underlie astrocytic activation and dysfunction, further leading
to neuronal hypersynchrony (ie, epileptogenesis) and accumulated neuronal loss [13, 14]. …

… Blood–brain barrier dysfunction in epilepsy contributes to seizures and resistance to …
brain glutamate levels, leading to barrier dysfunction. One component of barrier dysfunction is …