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Combining Visual and Computational Approaches in Pre-surgical Evaluation for Pharmaco-resistant Epilepsy: a Case-based Presentation

Zubler et al., 2018

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14639701503149465546
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Zubler F
Gast H
Müller M
Schindler K
Rummel C
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Epileptologie

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About thirty percent of patients with focal epilepsy continue to have seizures despite best possible treatment with seizure suppressive drugs. For these patients, epilepsy surgery is currently the best chance to attain seizure freedom. Pre-surgical evaluation is a highly …
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