Invasive Studies of Sensorimotor Cortex Epilepsy

J. Edwards,E. Kutluay,W. Vandergrift

Published 2018 in Invasive Studies of the Human Epileptic Brain

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Intracranial exploration of the sensorimotor cortex exemplifies the balance of preserving function while optimizing the surgical quest for seizure freedom. While surgical intervention in the sensorimotor region is certainly a ‘high-stakes’ undertaking, positive results can be obtained for carefully selected patients. In this chapter, the clinical features of sensorimotor epilepsy are reviewed and the anatomy of this critical functional region is described. The intrinsic rhythms that are commonly seen on intracranial sensorimotor recordings are also discussed. A description of sensorimotor mapping techniques and findings is followed by a discussion of special surgical considerations for patients with sensorimotor cortex epilepsy.

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