Epilepsy phenotype and its reproducibility after lateral fluid percussion‐induced traumatic brain injury in rats: Multicenter EpiBioS4Rx study project 1

Xavier Ekolle Ndode‐Ekane; Idrish Ali; Cesar Santana‐Gomez; Pedro Andrade; Riikka Immonen; Pablo M. Casillas‐Espinosa; Tomi Paananen; Eppu Manninen; Noora Puhakka; Gregory S. Smith; Rhys D. Brady; Juliana Silva; Emma L. Braine; Matthew R. Hudson; Glenn R. Yamakawa; Nigel C. Jones; Sandy R. Shultz; Neil G. Harris; David Wright; Olli Gröhn; Richard J. Staba; Terence J. O’Brien; Asla Pitkänen

doi:10.1111/epi.17838

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The PTE phenotype induced by lateral FPI is reproducible in a multicenter design. Our study supports the feasibility of performing preclinical multicenter trials in PTE to increase statistical power and experimental rigor to produce clinically translatable data to combat epileptogenesis after TBI.

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