The effects of systematic sound exposition on seizure readiness were investigated in KM rats. Numerous sound expositions (90 dB) first led to the development of epileptiform seizures whereupon to a decrease in seizure readiness. The latter reduced as well after systematic long-term sound action which did not provoke seizure activity.
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