prof. dr. Alfred Meurs
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Hippocampal deep brain stimulation
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Anti-epileptic effects of vagus nerve stimulation in the focal pilocarpine model
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Local infusion of neuropeptide Y has anti-epileptic effects in kindled rats
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In vivo measurements of vagus nerve compound action potentials in experimental rats
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Secretion of adenosine by foetal neural stem cells isolated from adenosine kinase deficient mice
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Effect of hippocampal deep brain stimulation on blood perfusion evaluated by SPECT
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The identification of prognostic factors prior to invasive video-EEG monitoring
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Beneficial effect of add-on levetiracetam in patients treated with vagus nerve stimulation for refractory epilepsy
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Identification of a brainstem evoked potential following cervical vagus nerve stimulation in rats
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Direct enhancement of hippocampal dopamine or serotonin levels as a pharmacodynamic measure of combined antidepressant-anticonvulsant action
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Seizure activity and changes in hippocampal extracellular glutamate, GABA, dopamine and serotonin
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Epilepsy surgery: diagnosis, techniques, outcome
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Intrahippocampal delivery of adenosine reduces frequency of spontaneous seizures in the kainic acid rat model
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LOCAL DELIVERY OF ADENOSINE HAS AN ANTIEPILEPTIC EFFECT IN RATS WITH SPONTANEOUS SEIZURES
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VAGUS NERVE STIMULATION SUPPRESSES PILOCARPINE-INDUCED LIMBIC SEIZURES AND INCREASES HIPPOCAMPAL EXTRACELLULAR NORADRENALIN CONCENTRATION
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Sigma 1 receptor-mediated increase in hippocampal extracellular dopamine contributes to the mechanism of the anticonvulsant action of neuropeptide Y
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Involvement of the somatostatin 2 receptor in the anticonvulsant effect of angiotensin IV against pilocarpine-induced limbic seizures in rats
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Substantia nigra is an anticonvulsant site of action of topiramate in the focal pilocarpine model of limbic seizures
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Involvement of the somatostatin-2 receptor in the anti-convulsant effect of angiotensin IV against pilocarpine-induced limbic seizures in rats
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Modulation of hippocampal extracellular dopamine concentration contributes to the anticonvulsant mechanism of action of neuropeptide Y