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ON THE EEG ACTIVATING EFFECT OF β-β-METHYL-ETHYL-GLUTARIMIDE IN EPILEPTIC PATIENTS Yashima Togashi 1 , Sumizo Yagi 2 1Department of Neuropsychiatry, Hokkaido University School of Medicine 2Hokkaido Prefectural Koyogaoka Hospital pp.1087-1092
Published Date 1959/12/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200871
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The EEG activating effect of Bemegride has been reported on by Drossopoulo, Courjon, Rodin and Cohen. In order to compare the effect of Bemegride with that of Metrazol, 56 subjects were activated with Bemegride and Metrazol at different times.

The following results were obtained:

1) In the non-epileptic group (28 subjects, 45 EEG examinations), no abnormal findings were observed for intravenous injections of 100mg.of Bemegride in 5 minutes. The change of injection speed (100mg. in 3 minutes or 1 minute) did not alter the findings.

2) In epileptics, Bemegride activated abno-rmal EEG in 17 subjects (94.4%). This effect is approximately equal to that of Metrazol, 93.8%.

3) Further injection of Bemegride after the occurrence of abnormal EEG induced clinically convulsive fits. In 8 (44.4%) out of 18 epile-ptics, clinical seizures were provoked. The provoking effect of seizures by Bemegride is lower than that by Metrazol (56.2% in our st-udy). From the clinical point of view, Bern-egride is less drastic in its effects and more useful than Metrazol.


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