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. 2014 May 6;55(6):806–818. doi: 10.1111/epi.12620

Table 1.

Reported effects of bumetanide in in vivo animal models of neonatal seizures

Dose (mg/kg i.p.) Species Age Model Reported effect Behavioral analysis EEG analysis References
0.1–0.2 Rat P9-12 Kainate Anticonvulsanta No Yes Dzhala et al.19
0.15–0.3 Rat P10 Hypoxia No effect Yes Yes Cleary et al.35
0.2–2.5 Rat P7, P18 PTZ No effect Yes No Mares94
0.2–0.5 Rat P12 PTZ No effect Yes No
1 Rat P12 PTZ Anticonvulsant Yes No
2.5 Rat P12 PTZ Proconvulsant Yes No
0.5b Rat P11 Kindled ADT Anticonvulsant Yes Yes Mazarati et al.93
Rat P14, P21 Kindled ADT No effect Yes Yes
1.8 Rat P4-9 Sevoflurane Anticonvulsant No Yesc Edwards et al.90
1.8 Rat P5-9 Flurothyl No effect No Yes Minlebaev and Khazipov91
0.1 (daily P11-P60)d Rat Hyperthermia at P11 Decreased susceptibility to PC-induced seizures at P60 Yes Yes Koyama et al.96
2 (daily P1-5) Mouse Hyperthermia at P17 Proconvulsant Yes No Vargas et al.95

ADT, afterdischarge threshold; PC, pilocarpine; PTZ, pentylenetetrazole.

a

Anticonvulsant effect deduced from EEG power.

b

Administered already during kindling.

c

Under anesthesia.

d

Bumetanide was administered after hyperthermia.