Abstract Seizures in some 30% to 40% of patients with epilepsy fail to respond to
antiepileptic drugs or other treatments. While much has been made of the risks of new drug …

The pitfalls and difficulties in accurately localizing seizure foci are reviewed. Basic issues
regarding modeling, volume conduction, inhomogeneities, and corticocortical propagation …

We investigated a 6‐month‐old infant with daily episodes of left hemifacial contraction, head
and eye deviation to the right, nystagmoid jerks to the right, autonomic dysfunction, and …

Objective Focal cortical dysplasia (FCD) is the most frequent pathological finding in pediatric
epilepsy surgery patients. Several histopathological types of FCD are distinguished. The aim …

Purpose: Children with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) benefit from excisional surgery if
seizures can be localized to a single tuber. We evaluated the role of noninvasive studies to …

The aim of this study was to adapt the Australian Quality of Life in Childhood Epilepsy
Questionnaire (QOLCE) and determine its psychometric properties in a North American …

Purpose: Excisional surgery achieves seizure freedom in a large proportion of children with
intractable lesional epilepsy, but the outcome for children without a focal lesion on MRI is …

Relatively little is known about language cortex representation in patients with
developmental pathology and epilepsy. We report the results of mapping language by …

Children with malformations of cortical development represent a significant proportion of
pediatric epilepsy surgery candidates. From a cohort of 40 children operated on between …

OBJECTIVE Seizure onset in the insular cortex as a cause of refractory epilepsy is
underrepresented in the pediatric population, possibly due to difficulties localizing seizure …