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The Epileptic Penumbra: Investigating Ischemic Mechanisms and Neural Recovery

This study explores the concept of the "epileptic penumbra" within the framework of ischemic conditions. By examining the relationships between necrotic cores and the surrounding ischemic penumbra, the authors aim to improve our understanding of epilepsy and its underlying mechanisms. Using advanced T2-weighted imaging techniques and the assessment of relative cerebral blood volume (rCBV), this research from the University of Verona sheds light on potential neuroprotective strategies in epilepsy, aiding in the development of more effective therapeutic approaches for patients.

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The Epileptic Penumbra: Investigating Ischemic Mechanisms and Neural Recovery

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  1. DOES THE EPILEPTIC PENUMBRA EXIST? P.F. Fabene, D. Benati, F. Merigo, P. Bernardi, P. Marzola, and A. Sbarbati Department of Morphological and Biomedical Sciences, Section of Anatomy and Histology, University of Verona, Verona, Italy

  2. ischemic penumbra necrotic core

  3. Control Epileptic T2 RARE

  4. rCBV

  5. University of Verona Sect. of Anatomy and Histology Prof. Francesco Osculati, MD Prof. Andrea Sbarbati, MD, PhD Dr. Flavia Merigo, Dr. Donatella Benati, Dr. Barbara Barbato Dr. Paolo Farace Center for magnetic resonance imaging Dr. Pasquina Marzola, PhD Dr. Elena Nicolato, PhD Dr. Laura Calderan

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