Not surgical technique, but etiology, contralateral MRI, prior surgery, and side of surgery determine seizure outcome after pediatric hemispherotomy.
Georgia RamantaniChristine BulteauDorottya CserpánWillem M OtteGeorg DorfmüllerJudith Helen CrossJosef ZentnerMartin TisdallKees P J BraunPublished in: Epilepsia (2023)
Knowledge about the independent determinants of seizure outcome following pediatric hemispherotomy will improve the counseling of patients and families. In contrast to previous reports, we found no statistically relevant difference in seizure-freedom rates between the vertical and horizontal hemispherotomy techniques when accounting for different clinical features between groups.
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