… injury, is a prominent finding in status epilepticus. Blood–brain barrier dysfunction is observed
within the first hour of status epilepticus, and in epileptogenic brain regions, may last for …

… focused on dysfunction of the cerebral vasculature and inflammation as important players
in epileptogenic processes, with a specific emphasis on failure of the blood–brain barrier (BBB…

… inflammation, break down of the blood-brain barrier, and changes in gene expression can
… entry to neuronal dysfunction and death is through mitochondrial dysfunction. Mitochondria …

… DWI-T 2 and ADC signals were increased in the left temporoparietal area in a case of partial
status epilepticus characterized by repetitive right focal motor seizures. The localization of …

… dysfunction and increased vessels permeability. We discuss here the direct role of blood–brain
barrier (BBB) dysfunction in epileptogenesis and brain … presence of dysfunctional BBB, …

Acute organophosphate (OP) intoxication can trigger seizures that progress to status epilepticus
(SE), and survivors often develop chronic morbidities, including spontaneous recurrent …

… -injury epilepsy is critically required. Microvascular pathology and related blood–brain barrier
dysfunction … follow blood–brain barrier pathology in rats following status epilepticus, late …

… Human studies described in vivo BBB dysfunction in patients undergoing a single seizure
… Our data demonstrate in vivo that after SE, there is a marked dysfunction of the BBB as …

… also contributing to neurologic disorders such as epilepsy. Activated astrocytes are … epilepsy
and Ammon′s horn sclerosis. Blood–brain barrier (BBB) opening during status epilepticus …

… a model of acquired epilepsy following blood- b rain barrier dysfunction. Neurobiol … Status
epilepticus increases CSF levels of neuronspecific enolase and alters the blood– b rain barrier…