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発作リズムのダイナミックなネットワークモデルを使用して,抗発作薬のタイミングを最適化します

Jake Ahern1, Udaya Seneviratne2,3, Wendyl D'Souza4

  • 1Centre for Systems Modelling and Quantitative Biomedicine, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom.

Frontiers in network physiology
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

抗発作薬 (ASM) のタイミングを最適化することで,の治療を改善することができます. 半減期が短いASMは,ピーク発作の可能性より前に投与された場合,より高い有効性を示し,クロノセラピーの利点を示唆しています.

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抗発作薬による抗発作薬です.脳の興奮性,興奮する能力.クロノセラピーによるクロノセラピーサーカディアンリズム (昼夜リズム)コンピューティング・モデリングエピレプシー エピレプシーネットワーク生理学 ネットワーク生理学発作のダイナミクス

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