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1 tic evaluation were 0.44 (interictal), 0.75 (postictal) and 0.97 (ictal).

2 Typically, postictal apnoea and bradycardia progress to asystole an

3 e contrasting clinical profiles of ictal and postictal arrhythmias suggest different pathomechanisms.

4 Postictal arrhythmias were mostly found following convul

5 iac arrhythmias: ictal asystole (103 cases), postictal asystole (13 cases), ictal bradycardia (25 cas

6 entricular (AV)-conduction block (11 cases), postictal AV-conduction block (2 cases), (post)ictal atr

7 the possible exception of seizure freedom in postictal behavioural disturbance, epilepsy treatment al

8 us temporal lobe seizures and compared their postictal binding of the non-subtype selective opioid re

9 possible identifiable EEG marker of profound postictal cerebral dysfunction, and SUDEP.

10 Profound postictal cerebral dysfunction, possibly leading to cent

11 perfusion MRI to investigate the patterns of postictal cerebral perfusion in IGE patients with absenc

12 ("abrupt onset," "eye-opening/widening," and postictal "confusion/sleep") were significant and reliab

13 lized convulsions into a prolonged (> 8 min) postictal convulsive state expressed mainly by continuou

14 ction, vocalization, speech, facial grimace, postictal cough, late oral automatisms and late motor in

15 ase shifts were calculated from preictal and postictal CRTs.

16 ral nervous system inflammation, and all had postictal death.

17 isms for spontaneous seizure termination and postictal depression remain poorly understood.

18 demonstrate that termination of seizure and postictal depression state may be mediated by dynamics o

19 f spike generation in neurons, resulting in "postictal depression" of the EEG.

20 ium was reduced below baseline, resulting in postictal depression.

21 sttonic clonus; (6) low-amplitude EEG during postictal depression.

22 termined immediate (30 s) and delayed (24 h) postictal ECS refractoriness in Wistar-Kyoto (WKY) and s

23 Student's t tests and between interictal and postictal epochs within epileptic patients with paired t

24 epileptic men completed both interictal and postictal epochs.

25 malizing and subtracting ictal (or immediate postictal) from interictal SPECT for 53 patients with re

26 of SUDEP is brainstem dysfunction, for which postictal generalised EEG suppression might be a biomark

27 c interval explained 41% of the variation in postictal generalized EEG suppression duration (P < 0.02

28 Conversely, postictal generalized EEG suppression duration explained

29 Our findings suggest that postictal generalized EEG suppression is a separate brai

30 The duration of ictal and postictal generalized EEG suppression periods in human E

31 amics underlying seizure termination and the postictal generalized EEG suppression state.

32 as there is a potential association between postictal generalized EEG suppression, cardiorespiratory

33 nic intervals that determine the duration of postictal generalized EEG suppression.

34 riod of complete brain activity suppression, postictal generalized EEG suppression.

35 death in our center appeared to suggest that postictal generalized electroencephalographic (EEG) supp

36 lmarked by seizures, since the occurrence of postictal hypoperfusion/hypoxia results in a separate se

37 tal injections) or decreased perfusion (with postictal injections) were noted.

38 24-hour epochs: an interictal baseline and a postictal interval initiated by an electrographically co

39 ere hypoxia and show that structure specific postictal memory and behavioral impairments are the cons

40 e sensitivity and specificity of interictal, postictal or ictal rCBF patterns to identify a seizure f

41 CT (IISPECT) and hyperperfusion in immediate postictal or periictal SPECT (PISPECT) in nonlesional pa

42 t in a severe hypoxic attack confined to the postictal period.

43 flexion and extension, and are followed by a postictal period.

44 y, cognitive or motor impairments during the postictal phase that show striking similarity to transie

45 Interictal and postictal psychoses, affective disorders, personality ch

46 mong prior studies on correlates of risk for postictal psychosis (PIP) suggest the value of a control

47 Forced normalization and postictal psychosis may also contribute to suicidal beha

48 Postictal rather than ictal arrhythmias seem of greater

49 s model of epileptic seizure termination and postictal recovery was developed.

50 The results suggest immediate and delayed postictal refractoriness are subject to genetic variatio

51 We determined postictal refractoriness in Sprague-Dawley rats by compa

52 pilepsy should perform ictal, preferably, or postictal scanning in combination with interictal scanni

53 This study evaluates the interictal and postictal secretion of luteinizing hormone in mesial tem

54 ission computed tomography (SPECT; n=33), or postictal SPECT (n=23) for localization of epileptogenic

55 Postictal SPECT has low sensitivity and a high incorrect

56 acquire sequentially coregistered ictal and postictal SPECT images of a single seizure.

57 on changes as measured by ictal or immediate postictal SPECT in localizing the epileptogenic region i

58 to perform ictal scanning or interictal and postictal SPECT studies.

59 0 of 23 cases) in PET, interictal SPECT, and postictal SPECT, respectively.

60 y that spontaneously terminates, followed by postictal state when neuronal activity is generally depr

61 table attractors, representing the ictal and postictal states, emulate the observed dynamics.

62 nocturnal monitoring to detect seizures and postictal stimulation is unproven but warrants further s

63 evaluation (7.4% for interictal and 1.5% for postictal studies) and surgical outcome (4.4% for interi

64 al outcome (4.4% for interictal and 0.0% for postictal studies).

65 correlated with the presence and duration of postictal suppression.

66 Patients with prolonged postictal symptoms lasting up to 8 wk displayed intensiv

67 tion, chewing and lip smacking, automatisms, postictal symptoms, and at least some degree of alterati

68 l flutter/atrial fibrillation (14 cases) and postictal ventricular fibrillation (3 cases).