Accurate localization of the epileptogenic zone is the fundamental key factor for successful
epilepsy surgery. Despite the progress achieved in the field of neuroimaging, invasive …

Invasive monitoring with intracranial electrodes continues to play a critical role in the
presurgical evaluation of patients with medically intractable epilepsy. Intracranial monitoring …

Some patients with medically intractable epilepsy are considered for surgical treatment. In
some surgical candidates, the investigation includes the placement of intracerebral …

Purpose: Intracranial electrode recording often provides localization of the site of seizure
onset to allow epilepsy surgery. In patients whose invasive evaluation fails to localize …

Functional neuro-imaging techniques are helpful in the pre-surgical evaluation of epilepsy
for localization of the epileptogenic zone as ancillary tools to electroencephalography (EEG) …

Epilepsy is an important public health problem because of its prevalence in the community
and the economic disadvantage associated with its chronic morbidity. Uncontrolled seizures …

Electroencephalography (EEG) remains a “gold standard” for defining seizures; hence
identification of epileptogenic zone for surgical treatment of epilepsy requires precise …

Over the past few decades, diverse brain imaging techniques have been applied in different
areas of experimental psychology and neuroscience, and have begun to provide …

Modern invasive EEG recording techniques are the result of an interdisciplinary research
process between neurologists and neurosurgeons that began in the 19th century. In the …

The management of uncontrolled partial epilepsy is a process dependent on a
multidisciplinary and analytic approach. It is necessary to understand which lesions are …