Surgery and Transplantation

Epilepsy Surgery

Pharmacological treatment is one of the repair strategies with a 70% success rate in the treatment of epilepsy. The medical epilepsy procedure is a successful and safe treatment device for indexical and central epilepsy. The medical procedure for epilepsy is subject to some limitations. There are significant goals achieved, for example, by removing the underlying brain tissue, with certain neurological and intellectual disabilities and adverse effects on postoperative outcomes. It has an impact on psychological outcomes, in particular. Furthermore, patients with various epileptic lesions are barred from medical intervention. Stereotactic meticulous strategies rely on creative placement and the rapid advancement of neurosurgery equipment. Pharmacological treatment is one of the repair strategies with a 70% success rate in the treatment of epilepsy. The medical epilepsy procedure is a successful and safe treatment device for indexical and central epilepsy. The medical procedure for epilepsy is subject to some limitations. There are significant goals achieved, for example, by removing the underlying brain tissue, with certain neurological and intellectual disabilities and adverse effects on postoperative outcomes. It has an impact on psychological outcomes, in particular. Furthermore, patients with various epileptic lesions are barred from medical intervention. Stereotactic meticulous strategies rely on creative placement and the rapid advancement of neurosurgery equipment.

• Language difficulty
• Diplopia
• Memory problems
• Loss of athletic performance
• A small amount of peripheral vision loss Double vision