Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6284150 Neuroscience Letters 2012 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
► The interaction between sleep deprivation and epilepsy is complex. ► This interaction is of great clinical importance. ► Few studies using a translational framework have been conducted on this topic. ► Selective and total sleep deprivation causes DNA damage in epileptic rat brain. ► There are potential health risks of acute sleep deprivation in epilepsy patients.
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