ObjectiveTo investigate the association between mTOR pathway and pharmacoresistance of Sprague-Dawley rat epilepsy model kindled by coriaria lactone. MethodsA kindling model of pharmacoresistant temporal lobe epilepsy was developed by injecting Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats with coriaria lactone (CL) (1.75 mg/kg, every 84 h). Normal SD rats were injected with normal sodium (NS) served as control group. Rats with five or more consecutive stage 5 seizures were included in kindled group. Immunohistochemistry was used to detect the levels of P-S6 in both groups. ResultsThe expressions of P-S6 in CA1 and CA3 were significantly higher compared with control group, and were mainly in astrocytes (P < 0.001). In addition, the expression of P-S6 in DG area was significantly higher than that in control group, with more granular cell and neuron (P < 0.001). ConclusionsThe mTOR pathway may be correlated with the drug resistance of refractory lobe epilepsy kindled by coriaria lactone.
Objective To establishadatabase to fully investigate current situation of antiepileptic drugs among pregnant women with epilepsy in West China. Analyzing the epidemiological characteristics and correlated influence factors of anti-epileptic drugs use among women with epilepsy in this area to promote management quality for women with epilepsy. Methods Adigital registration system was established with JAVA andastandard registration procedure was formulated. Standard registration was implemented in different levels of hospital of West China with regular follow-up. Results Registration system about antiepileptic drugs among pregnant women with epilepsy in West China was successfully established, which wasadigital registration within local area network. Information about registration centre and pregnant women with epilepsy was collected in the West China registration network. And elementary database was successfully established. Conclusion This is the first extensive and standard pregnancy register of antiepileptic drugs in China which meet the need of not only patient information management but also the development of academic subject.