2023
DOI: 10.1055/s-0042-1760106
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Minimally Invasive Destructive, Ablative, and Disconnective Epilepsy Surgery

Abstract: Conventional epilepsy surgery performed by microsurgical dissection typically requires large cranial working windows created with high-speed drills and lengthy incisions. In the past few decades, minimally invasive techniques have been developed with smaller incisions, comparable efficacy, shorter hospitalizations, and better safety profiles. These minimally invasive alternatives utilize stereotactic, ultrasonic, radiotherapeutic, and endoscopic techniques. Although not able to completely replace conventional … Show more

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