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Terminal spreading depolarization and electrical silence in death of human brain

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Re: Terminal spreading depolarization and electrical silence in death of human brain

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Of course this has me thinking of possible interventions - maybe a substance that interacts with neuron cell walls to stop Na/Ca/K leakage? Of course, it would have to be fast-acting, non-toxic on the way in, reversible, and non-toxic on the way out.

Could any experts comment and inform if such a thing is inside the realm of possibility as we know it?

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