Intracranial monitoring contributes to seizure freedom for temporal lobectomy patients with nonconcordant preoperative data

Intracranial monitoring contributes to seizure freedom for temporal lobectomy patients with nonconcordant preoperative data

Objective: The question of whether a patient with presumed temporal lobe seizures should proceed directly to temporal lobectomy surgery versus undergo intracranial monitoring arises commonly. We evaluate the effect of intracranial monitoring on seizure outcome in a retrospective cohort of consecutiv...

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Main Authors: Antony, A.R (Author), Bagić, A. (Author), Corson, D. (Author), Ghearing, G.R (Author), Hussein, H. (Author), Kokkinos, V. (Author), Mettenburg, J.M (Author), Pan, J.W (Author), Plummer, C. (Author), Richardson, R.M (Author), Sisterson, N.D (Author), Sokolov, E. (Author), Urban, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Inc 2022
Subjects:
adult
anterior cingulate
anterior temporal lobectomy
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brain depth stimulation
catheter ablation
clinical outcome
cortical dysplasia
craniotomy
Craniotomy
electroencephalography
epilepsy surgery
epileptic focus
female
freedom
Freedom
hippocampus
human
Humans
laser surgery
major clinical study
male
nerve regeneration
nuclear magnetic resonance imaging
outcome assessment
Retrospective Studies
retrospective study
seizure
Seizures
single photon emission computed tomography
stereotactic electroencephalography
subdural electrodes
superficial temporal artery
surgical technique
temporal lobe epilepsy
temporal lobectomy
tonic clonic seizure
transcranial direct current stimulation
treatment outcome
Treatment Outcome
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