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July 29, 2020/Neurosciences/Research

Surgery for Drug-Resistant Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Is Cost-Effective in the U.S.

First U.S. cost-effectiveness analysis in decades supports more surgical evaluations

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March 31, 2020/Neurosciences/Research

Long-Term Outcomes of Repeat Epilepsy Surgery: Insights from the Largest Study to Date

Odds of seizure freedom diminish with each additional operation

March 3, 2020/Neurosciences/Insight & Perspectives

Uncontrolled Seizures: Their Sobering Implications and the Case for Surgical Interventions (Podcast)

Exploring when and how to consider epilepsy surgery or neuromodulation

December 7, 2019/Neurosciences/Research

Performing Hemispherectomy in Adulthood Doesn’t Compromise Seizure Freedom Rates

One of the largest series in adults finds outcomes comparable to those in children

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July 16, 2019/Neurosciences/Insight & Perspectives

Making the Case for Surgery as an Earlier Option for Children With Uncontrolled Seizures

Guidance and facts for reassuring reluctant parents

June 20, 2018/Neurosciences/Case Study

Going Beyond Visual MRI Interpretation in Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Candidates

Post-processing and machine learning techniques add abundant value

February 22, 2018/Neurosciences/Insight & Perspectives

Epilepsy Surgery’s Past, Present and Future: A Conversation with Dr. William Bingaman

Cleveland Clinic’s head of epilepsy surgery reflects on two decades of major progress

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