Bilateral anterior thalamic nucleus lesions are not protective against seizures in chronic pilocarpine epileptic rats. [electronic resource]

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Hamani, Clement

Contributor(s):

Ewerton, Flavio I S
Marcolin de Almeida, Flávia
Bonilha, Saulo M
Covolan, Luciene
Fantin Cavarsan, Clarissa
Ballester, Gerson
Mello, Luiz E
Lozano, Andres M

Producer: 20100311Description: 143-7 p. digitalISSN:

1423-0372

Subject(s):

Animals
Anterior Thalamic Nuclei -- pathology
Epilepsy -- chemically induced
Male
Pilocarpine -- administration & dosage
Rats
Rats, Wistar
Seizures -- chemically induced

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In: Stereotactic and functional neurosurgery vol. 87

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Bilateral anterior thalamic nucleus lesions are not protective against seizures in chronic pilocarpine epileptic rats.

APA

Hamani C., Ewerton F. I. S., Marcolin de Almeida F., Bonilha S. M., Covolan L., Fantin Cavarsan C., Ballester G., Mello L. E. & Lozano A. M. (20100311). Bilateral anterior thalamic nucleus lesions are not protective against seizures in chronic pilocarpine epileptic rats. : Stereotactic and functional neurosurgery.

Chicago

Hamani Clement, Ewerton Flavio I S, Marcolin de Almeida Flávia, Bonilha Saulo M, Covolan Luciene, Fantin Cavarsan Clarissa, Ballester Gerson, Mello Luiz E and Lozano Andres M. 20100311. Bilateral anterior thalamic nucleus lesions are not protective against seizures in chronic pilocarpine epileptic rats. : Stereotactic and functional neurosurgery.

Harvard

Hamani C., Ewerton F. I. S., Marcolin de Almeida F., Bonilha S. M., Covolan L., Fantin Cavarsan C., Ballester G., Mello L. E. and Lozano A. M. (20100311). Bilateral anterior thalamic nucleus lesions are not protective against seizures in chronic pilocarpine epileptic rats. : Stereotactic and functional neurosurgery.

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Hamani Clement, Ewerton Flavio I S, Marcolin de Almeida Flávia, Bonilha Saulo M, Covolan Luciene, Fantin Cavarsan Clarissa, Ballester Gerson, Mello Luiz E and Lozano Andres M. Bilateral anterior thalamic nucleus lesions are not protective against seizures in chronic pilocarpine epileptic rats. : Stereotactic and functional neurosurgery. 20100311.

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