[Hippocratic, experimental and clinical thinking in convulsion therapy; metalegomena on cardiazol convulsion by L. V. Meduna].
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Convulsive Therapy↗
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[STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF PHENYLCARBAMIDE ON EXPERIMENTAL CONVULSIONS. II. EFFECT ON ELECTRIC CONVULSIONS].
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Anticonvulsants↗
Convulsive disorders in children: a study of the Duke Hospital pediatric convulsive clinic.
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Child↗
Experimental production of human convulsive brain potentials by stress-induced effects upon neural integrative function: dynamics of the convulsive reaction to stress.
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Brain↗
[On the raised convulsion threshold through diazepam in therapeutic pentamethylentetrazol induced convulsion].
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Adult↗
[Electroencephalographic study of cardiazol convulsion in psychotics during anesthesia and relaxation. Attempt at a neurophysiological analysis and comparison with epileptic convulsion of the grand mal type].
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Anesthesia, General↗
Convulsive state produced by various types of shock; conduct of three barriers (blood-aqueous, blood-labyrinthine fluids, and blood-liquor [spinal fluid]) with reference to some convulsive states.
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Amniotic Fluid↗
[Experimental studies on the prolongation of convulsions by oxygen and epinephrine; prolonged convulsions after single electric stimulation or cardiazol administration].
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Electric Stimulation↗
Convulsions elicited by handling: a sensitive method of measuring CNS excitation in mice treated with reserpine or convulsant drugs.
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Animals↗
[High voltage electrophoresis in the study of cerebral and hepatic free amino acids in normal animals and following electric convulsions; studies on the process of convulsion].
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Amino Acids↗
Case report of grand mal convulsions following more than 150 electric convulsive treatments: a clinical and electro-encephalographic study.
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Electroconvulsive Therapy↗
3-mercaptopropionic acid: convulsant and lethal properties compared with other sulfur-convulsants; protection therefrom.
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Animals↗
Electroencephalographic and clinical study of anoxic convulsions in children; their location within the group of infantile convulsions and their differenciation from epilepsy.
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Biomedical Research↗
Convulsive properties of lindane, lindane metabolites, and the lindane isomer alpha-hexachlorocyclohexane: effects on the convulsive threshold for pentylenetetrazol and the brain content of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) in the mouse.
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Animals↗
Studies on convulsive disorders in young children. II. Intermittent phenobarbital prophylaxis and recurrence of febrile convulsions.
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Child, Preschool↗
Studies on convulsive disorders in young children. V. Excess of early fetal deaths among pregnancies preceding the birth of children with febrile or nonfebrile convulsions.
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Abortion, Spontaneous↗
Amino acid metabolism in the brain with convulsive disorders. Part 2: The effects of anticonvulsants on convulsions and free amino acid patterns in the brain of El mouse.
To elucidate the changes of free amino acid patterns in brains of El mice induced by several anticonvulsants, the free amino acid levels in brains were measured by an amino acid autoanalyzer 24 hours after intraperitoneal injection of PB, PHT or vitamin B6 or subcutaneous injection of ACTH. Compared to the preconvulsion group, the total free amino acid level increased in the ACTH group clearly. In the PB group, the levels of threonine, glutamine, lysine, histidine and homocarnosine increased and that of ornithine decreased; in the PHT group, an increase of glutamine and histidine and a decrease of beta-alanine and ornithine were observed; in the ACTH group, an increase of aspartic acid, threonine, serine, glutamic acid, glutamine, alanine and GABA and a decrease of cystathionine and ornithine were also observed; and in the vitamin B6 group, an increase of taurine and a decrease of cystathionine were recognized. These facts suggest that the sedative activity of these drugs except ACTH might be partially explained by the increase of inhibitory amino acids in the brain, such as glutamine, homocarnosine and taurine, and that of ACTH by the dehydration of the brain, resulting in concentration of many free amino acids.
Adrenocorticotropic Hormone↗
The effect of electro-convulsive shock on a conditioned emotional response; the significance of the interval between the emotional conditioning and the electro-convulsive shock.
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Conditioning, Classical↗