Titlebook: Epilepsy Surgery: A Practical Case-Based Approach; Aline Herlopian,Dennis Dee Spencer,David King-Step Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Non-dominant, Lesional Frontal and Temporal Lobe Epilepsyephaloceles secondary to an intracranial osseous defect. We discuss the pathogenesis of encephaloceles, their presentation, neuroimaging findings, surgical interventions, and outcomes. We briefly address the difference between meningoceles, meningoencephaloceles, encephaloceles, and arachnoid granul

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Book 2024y the advancements, investigative strategies, past and modern surgical tools, and sophisticated state-of-the-art of epilepsy surgery and its disciplines. .This textbook is organized into four major sections that parallel the contemporary FDA-approved and clinically applicable approaches: resective s

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Dominant, Lesional Mesial Temporal Lobe Epilepsydial temporal lobectomy. We also analyze semiologies such as ictal fear and its differentiation from panic attacks, ictal olfactory hallucinations, manual automatisms, ictal dystonia, limb akinesia, and ictal amnesia. Lastly, we briefly discuss the “start-stop-start” pattern seen in temporal lobe seizures.

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Non-dominant, Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Due to Dual Pathologyathology. We discuss the incidence and factors leading to the post-operative development of de novo psychogenic non-epileptic events. We analyze semiologies such as experiential or psychic phenomena, forced thinking, automatisms, and urinary incontinence. We provide a brief overview of the definition of cluster seizures.

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Chandana Ghosh,Ambar Nath Ghoshmal timing for surgical intervention in patients with cavernoma-related epilepsy, regardless of their refractoriness. We concisely review the EEG findings in mesial and neocortical temporal epilepsies. Finally, we analyze semiologies such as depersonalization and derealization.