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EFFECTS OF SEVERAL DRUGS ON THE BRAIN EXCITABILITY OF RATS ABOUT THE ELECTROSHOCK SEIZURE THRESHOLD R. Takahashi 1 , T. Nasu 1 , T. Tamura 1 , Y. Shindo 1 , T. Kariya 1 1Department of Neuropsychiatry, School of Medicine Tokyo Medical and Dental University pp.1053-1059
Published Date 1959/12/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200869
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Studies of brain metabolism during and after the convulsion have been made. How-ever, Too little is known about the neuroche-mical mechanism while brain excitability is increasing, which is especially unfortunate because of the importance of understanding the stage of conversion just prior to convul-sion.

As a first step the authors attempted to determine brain excitability of animals and control brain excitability by several drugs. This report dealt with the determination of one factor of brain excitability, the electro-shock seizure threshold (EST) and the effects of several drugs on it.

The EST was determined by Woodbury's apparatus which uses the electric current (mA) as a indicator of seizure threshold. Effects of drugs administered to rats on EST were tested for three weeks. Drugs were given to the rats subcutaneously or in their drinking water every day for three weeks.

Both phenobarbital (12mg/kg daily) and diphenylhydantoin Na (40mg/kg daily), which are antiepileptic drugs, elevated EST. But the effect of diphenylhydantoin was slower and weaker (+11%) than the effect of phe-nobarbital (+22%).


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