Purpose Several variations of functional disconnection surgery have been described for the
treatment of lateralized, hemispheric, drug-resistant epilepsy in children. The purpose of this …

To perform a systematic review evaluating reported outcomes for epilepsy surgery in
pediatric patients with pharmacoresistant epilepsy beyond seizure control, including impact …

This prospective study determined the use of intracranially recorded spectral responses
during naming tasks in predicting neuropsychological performance following epilepsy …

Epilepsy is one of the most common and severe neu-rologic diseases in children, affecting
0.9%-2% of the pediatric population. 1, 2 Children and adolescents with epilepsy and their …

Objective Reorganization of the language network from typically left‐lateralized
frontotemporal regions to bilaterally distributed or right‐lateralized networks occurs in …

Objective Our purpose was to characterize neuropsychological evaluation (NP) outcome
following functional hemispherectomy in a large, representative cohort of pediatric patients …

Aim To study the effect of hemispherotomy on electrical status epilepticus in sleep (ESES)
and language development. Method Children with a confirmed diagnosis of ESES prior to …

Objective Hemidecortication is a therapeutic option in patients with drug-resistant structural
epilepsy. If surgery is performed early enough in left-hemispheric pathology, the plasticity of …

Objective To quantify the longitudinal cognitive trajectory, before and after surgery, of
Rasmussen syndrome (RS), a rare disease characterized by focal epilepsy and progressive …

Background To investigate intellectual development after functional hemispherectomy and
to evaluate the favorable or unfavorable factors affecting prognosis. Methods Twenty-three …