Characterization of vagus nerveelectroneurogram (VENG) during acute kainicacid induced seizures

Acedo Reina, Elena;Chavez-Cerda, Javier;Raffoul, Romain;Germany Morrison, Enrique;El Tahry, Riëm;et.al.
(2023) 35th International Epilepsy Congress — Location: (Ireland) Dublin & Online (2.September.2023)

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PURPOSE: Seizures produce autonomic symptoms, mainlysympathetic but also parasympathetic in origin. Withinthis context, the vagus nerve (VN) is a key player as it car-ries information from the different organs to the brainand vice versa. For this reason, exploiting the vagal neu-ral traffic with respect to seizures might offer a novel wayto detect seizures and develop a closed-loop Vagus NerveStimulation (VNS) system. Therefore, this project aims todevelop a Vagus Nerve Electroneurogram (VENG)-baseddetection algorithm to detect seizures in an acute kainicacid rat (KA) model. [...]
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Acedo Reina, E., Chavez-Cerda, J., Raffoul, R., Germany Morrison, E., Nonclercq, A., & El Tahry, R. (2023). Characterization of vagus nerveelectroneurogram (VENG) during acute kainicacid induced seizures. Epilepsia, 64(Suppl 2), 213-214. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/239297 (Original work published 2023)