Temporopolar amygdalohippocampectomy: seizure control and postoperative outcomes.
CONCLUSIONS: TP-AH provided seizure control similar to historical temporal lobe approaches, with a tendency to preserve the temporal stem and a satisfactory incidence of VFD. Despite a significant decline in verbal memory, there were significant improvements in both IQ and visual memory, along with preservation of executive function. This approach can be considered a natural evolution of the selective transsylvian approach.
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Source: Journal of Neurosurgery - Category: Neurosurgery Authors: de Souza JPSAS, Ayub G, Nogueira M, Zanao T, Lopes TM, Pimentel-Silva LR, Domene V, Marquez G, Yasuda CL, Ribeiro LF, Campos BM, Vasconcellos J, Rogerio F, Joaquim AF, Cendes F, Tedeschi H, Ghizoni E Tags: J Neurosurg Source Type: research
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