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The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 14 Issue 1
published_at 1967-03

The Mechanism of Alleviation of the Epileptic Seizures Following the Caudal Excitability, Electrolytes and Brain Carbonic Anhydrase

The Mechanism of Alleviation of the Epileptic Seizures Following the Caudal Excitability, Electrolytes and Brain Carbonic Anhydrase
Takashima Masanari
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The effect of subtotal pancreatectomy on brain excitability and its neurochemical mechanisms were studied in mice. The results can be listed as follows : 1. Subtotal pancreatectomy decreased brain excitability in mice, as indicated by an elevation of electroshock seizure threshold and shortening of maximal seizure duration. 2. Subtotal pancreatectomy produced alterations in electrolyte concentration in the brain and serum
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