Potential of the neurosurgical treatment of symptomatic temporal epilepsy

Abstract

A combination of the appropriate epilepsy service and modern methods of microneurosurgery allow realization of an effective high technology medical care to patients with symptomatic temporal epilepsy.

Keywords

temporal epilepsy / epilepsy surgery / microneurosurgery

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Airapetov K.G., Glazkov A.A., Al-Khammadi A.H., Prinsovskaya E.V., Nikolaenko M.V.