Brain‐responsive neurostimulation in patients with medically intractable mesial temporal lobe epilepsy

B. Geller, Eric; L. Skarpaas, Tara; E. Gross, Robert; R. Goodman, Robert; L. Barkley, Gregory; W. Bazil, Carl; J. Berg, Michael; K. Bergey, Gregory; S. Cash, Sydney; J. Cole, Andrew; B. Duckrow, Robert; C. Edwards, Jonathan; Eisenschenk, Stephan; Fessler, James; B. Fountain, Nathan; M. Goldman, Alicia; P. Gwinn, Ryder; Heck, Christianne; Herekar, Aamar; J. Hirsch, Lawrence; C. Jobst, Barbara; King‐Stephens, David; R. Labar, Douglas; W. Leiphart, James; Richard Marsh, W.; J. Meador, Kimford; M. Mizrahi, Eli; M. Murro, Anthony; R. Nair, Dileep; H. Noe, Katherine; D. Park, Yong; A. Rutecki, Paul; Salanova, Vicenta; D. Sheth, Raj; C. Shields, Donald; Skidmore, Christopher; C. Smith, Michael; C. Spencer, David; Srinivasan, Shraddha; Tatum, William; C. Van Ness, Paul; G. Vossler, David; E. Wharen, Robert; A. Worrell, Gregory; Yoshor, Daniel; S. Zimmerman, Richard; Cicora, Kathy; T. Sun, Felice; J. Morrell, Martha

doi:10.1111/epi.13740

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Brain‐responsive neurostimulation in patients with medically intractable mesial temporal lobe epilepsy

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Eric B. Geller

Tara L. Skarpaas

Robert E. Gross

Abstract

Summary Objective Evaluate the seizure‐reduction response and safety of mesial temporal lobe ( MTL ) brain‐responsive stimulation in adults with medically intractable partial‐onset seizures of mesial temporal lobe origin. Methods Subjects with mesial temporal lobe epilepsy ( MTLE ) were identified f...

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