OBJECTIVE Epilepsy surgery is an effective means of treating focal epilepsy associated with
long-term epilepsy-associated tumors. This study evaluated a large population of surgically …

Objective Low-grade epilepsy-associated tumors (LEATs) are associated with childhood
seizures that are typically drug-resistant, necessitating surgical interventions. In this study …

Objective Children suffering from epilepsy with suspected low-grade tumors may benefit
from a surgical approach that considers the epileptogenic zone, which can be more …

Pediatric epilepsy surgery patients are different than adult epilepsy surgery patients by
having a higher proportion of extratemporal than temporal lobe lesions, and by having …

Purpose: To retrospectively analyze the results on seizures of surgery in children with drug‐
resistant focal epilepsy. To identify the factors predicting seizure control among several …

Object Low-grade tumor (LGT) is an increasingly recognized cause of focal epilepsies,
particularly in children and young adults, and is frequently associated with cortical dysplasia …

OBJECT Pediatric brain tumors may be associated with medically intractable epilepsy for
which surgery is indicated. The authors sought to evaluate the efficacy of epilepsy surgery …

Object Surgery is an effective treatment for selected patients with intractable epilepsy. The
authors report the outcomes of focal resection in a series of children suffering from …

Brain tumors are a common cause of seizures in children. Early surgical treatment can
improve seizure outcome, but controversy exists regarding the most appropriate type of …

The spectrum of focal epileptogenic lesions and their clinical manifestations in children differ
substantially from those seen in adults. In adults, mesial temporal sclerosis is the common …