The view that seizures arise from an imbalance between excitatory and inhibitory activity, favoring excessive excitation, provides a valid but simplified description of the synaptic interactions underlying seizure initiation. Synchronous, rhythmic activity of inhibitory interneurons is known for imposing order in the activity of neuronal networks, often shaping or giving rise to local and long-range oscillations; disruption of rhythmic inhibitory activity could contribute to network...
Source: PubMed - functional seizures
ยทPublished 06 Nov 2026 ยทImported 07 Nov 2026
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