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Vertical perithalamic hemispherotomy: a single-center experience in 40 pediatric patients with epilepsy.

Vertical perithalamic hemispherotomy: a single-center experience in 40 pediatric patients with epilepsy.

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Complete prefrontal lobe isolation surgery for recurrent epilepsy: A case report.Pediatric epilepsy surgery.Vertical parasagittal hemispherotomy for Sturge-Weber syndrome in early infancy: case report and literature review.Immediate termination of electrical status epilepticus in sleep after hemispherotomy is associated with significant progress in language development.National Trends and In-hospital Complication Rates in More Than 1600 Hemispherectomies From 1988 to 2010: A Nationwide Inpatient Sample Study.Vertical parasagittal hemispherotomy for Sturge–Weber syndrome in early infancy: case report and literature review.Epilepsy surgery in infants : Safety issues and developmental outcome.Predicting hand function after hemidisconnection.Functional hemispherectomy for catastrophic epilepsy in very young infants: technical considerations and complication avoidance.

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