Epilepsy surgery is a well-known method of treatment for patients with medically refractory epilepsy with a clearly defined focal onset. If a focal, radiographically identifiable lesion can be found, usually on MRI (magnetic resonance imaging), the prognosis for resection of the epileptic focus is significantly better, 60–90% free from disabling seizures, versus 20–65% if no lesion is found [1].
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