基于CNKI的中医药治疗癫痫的知识图谱分析＊

目的 运用科学知识图谱的手段，分析中医药治疗癫痫的研究进程并提炼重点。方法 设置检索时间为1990年至2020年，检索对象为中国知网（CNKI）该领域的相关文献，运用CiteSpace软件科学、准确地分析这些文献的作者信息、研究（发文）机构、关键词情况。结果 共计纳入文献793篇，马融-张喜莲、刘金民、谢炜、王洪图-张丽萍等领导核心作者团队，北京、广州以及广西中医药大学、天津中医药大学第一附属医院、南方医科大学等单位为主要进行相关研究的机构，高频关键词包括大鼠、难治性癫痫、小儿癫痫、海马、脑电图等，作用机制、网络药理学、肠道菌群、氧化应激、分子生物学等为近年来的热点与前沿。结论 通过借用知识图谱的分析能帮助提炼国内中医药治疗癫痫研究领域的重点，全面分析并科学判断近年来该领域的热点及前沿，为未来的研究夯实基础并把握方向。     

癫痫发作后状态及其临床意义

癫痫发作后状态(PIS)是指癫痫发作停止到恢复至发病前水平的异常状态,包括认知、运动、感觉、自主神经和精神行为等异常,症状多样,严重程度不一,持续数秒至数天不等,对患者的健康和生活质量产生很大影响。然而,目前国内外相关的研究较少,临床医生对此缺乏正确认识,容易误诊误治。本文将从PIS的定义、病理生理机制、临床表现、诊断和鉴别诊断、临床意义以及干预策略等进行综述,以提高临床医生的认识,并为今后临床研究提供参考。     

基于网络药理学与分子对接技术的石菖蒲治疗癫痫作用机制研究＊

目的 利用网络药理学和分子对接技术研究石菖蒲抗癫痫的有效成分及作用机制。方法 运用中药系统药理数据库及分析平台检索石菖蒲有效成分及主要靶点，通过GeneCards数据库收集癫痫疾病的相关潜在作用靶点，运用Cytoscape.3.7.1和 String绘制石菖蒲-癫痫靶点互作关系图，运用Metascape数据库进行GO和KEGG信号通路富集分析。运用AutoDock Vina 1.1.2软件对石菖蒲主要有效成分与癫痫相关靶标进行分子对接验证；通过构建戊四唑诱导的癫痫模型初步评价石菖蒲提取物及潜在有效成分的抗癫痫作用。结果 由 TCMSP 筛选得到4个有效成分及76个主要靶点。癫痫疾病以“Score”大于1.5分进行筛选得到3685个靶标。GO富集分析得到BP条目10个，细胞CC条目9个，MF条目10个（P<0.01），主要涉及核受体活性、离子通道活性、激素结合、神经递质受体活性、蛋白激酶活性、钙调蛋白结合等。KEGG 富集得到14条通路，主要涉及c型凝集素受体信号通路、雌激素信号通路、Ca²⁺信号通路、逆行内源性大麻素信号通路等。分子对接结果显示，桉脂素、山奈酚和8-异戊烯基山奈酚与癫痫关键靶标GABRA2、PPARG等具有良好的结合活性。动物实验结果表明，石菖蒲水提取物及主要潜在有效成分桉脂素和山奈酚在PTZ致小鼠癫痫模型上显示出较好的抗癫痫活性。结论 本研究通过动物实验验证了石菖蒲提取物和潜在有效成分的抗癫痫活性，并且运用网络药理学和分子对接技术探讨了其抗癫痫作用机制，发现石菖蒲可通过多个成分如桉脂素、山奈酚、8-异戊烯基山奈酚，多靶点如GABA_A、PPARG等，多条通路如雌激素信号通路、钙信号通路对机体产生协调效应从而抑制癫痫的发作。该研究提示石菖蒲治疗癫痫具有多成分、多靶点、多通路特点，为石菖蒲的进一步研究提供数据支撑。     

A pilot study of levonorgestrel concentrations and bleeding patterns in women with epilepsy using a levonorgestrel IUD and treated with antiepileptic drugs

Objectives

We explored levonorgestrel (LNG) concentrations, bleeding patterns and endometrial thickness in women with epilepsy (WWE) initiating an LNG-intrauterine device (IUD) co-administered with antiepileptic drugs (AEDs).

Source imaging of seizure onset predicts surgical outcome in pediatric epilepsy

ObjectiveTo assess whether ictal electric source imaging (ESI) on low-density scalp EEG can approximate the seizure onset zone (SOZ) location and predict surgical outcome in children with refractory epilepsy undergoing surgery.MethodsWe examined 35 children with refractory epilepsy. We dichotomized surgical outcome into seizure- and non-seizure-free. We identified ictal onsets recorded with scalp and intracranial EEG and localized them using equivalent current dipoles and standardized low-resolution magnetic tomography (sLORETA). We estimated the localization accuracy of scalp EEG as distance of scalp dipoles from intracranial dipoles. We also calculated the distances of scalp dipoles from resection, as well as their resection percentage and compared between seizure-free and non-seizure-free patients. We built receiver operating characteristic curves to test whether resection percentage predicted outcome.ResultsResection distance was lower in seizure-free patients for both dipoles (p = 0.006) and sLORETA (p = 0.04). Resection percentage predicted outcome with a sensitivity of 57.1% (95% CI, 34–78.2%), a specificity of 85.7% (95% CI, 57.2–98.2%) and an accuracy of 68.6% (95% CI, 50.7–83.5%) (p = 0.01).ConclusionIctal ESI performed on low-density scalp EEG can delineate the SOZ and predict outcome.SignificanceSuch an application may increase the number of children who are referred for epilepsy surgery and improve their outcome.     

Simultaneously recorded intracranial and scalp high frequency oscillations help identify patients with poor postsurgical seizure outcome

ObjectiveHigh frequency oscillations (HFO) between 80–500 Hz are markers of epileptic areas in intracranial and maybe also scalp EEG. We investigate simultaneous recordings of scalp and intracranial EEG and hypothesize that scalp HFOs provide important additional clinical information in the presurgical setting.MethodsSpikes and HFOs were visually identified in all intracranial scalp EEG channels. Analysis of correlation of event location between intracranial and scalp EEG as well as relationship between events and the SOZ and zone of surgical removal was performed.Results24 patients could be included, 23 showed spikes and 19 HFOs on scalp recordings. In 15/19 patients highest scalp HFO rate was located over the implantation side, with 13 patients having the highest scalp and intracranial HFO rate over the same region. 17 patients underwent surgery, 7 became seizure free. Patients with poor post-operative outcome showed significantly more regions with HFO than those with seizure free outcome.ConclusionsScalp HFOs are mostly located over the SOZ. Widespread scalp HFOs are indicative of a larger epileptic network and associated with poor postsurgical outcome.SignificanceAnalysis of scalp HFO add clinically important information about the extent of epileptic areas during presurgical simultaneous scalp and intracranial EEG recordings.     

Epilepsy and pregnancy: What should the neurologists do?

Epilepsy is one of the most common chronic disorders affecting women of childbearing age. Unfortunately, many women with epilepsy (WWE) still report not receiving key information about pregnancy. They obviously need information about epilepsy and pregnancy prior to conception with a particular emphasis on effective birth control (i.e. contraception), necessity to plan pregnancy, antiepileptic drugs optimization, and folate supplementation. The risks associated with use of antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy have to be balanced against fetal and maternal risks associated with uncontrolled seizures. This report reviews evidence-based counseling and management strategies concerning maternal and fetal risks associated with seizures, teratogenic risks associated with antiepileptic drug exposure with a special emphasis on developmental and behavioural outcomes of children exposed to intra utero antiepileptic drugs.