A case of successfully treated intractable grontal lobe epilepsy by an extensive corticotomy.
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A case of 31 year old man with intractable frontal lobe epilepsy and probably drug induced ataxia was reported.<BR>CT and MRI showed right frontal cortical atorophy. PET study indiccated low metabolic area on the right anterior region. Scalp EEG suggested the right frontal epileptogenesity. Forty-eight implanted subdural electrodes showed two separate epileptogenic foci on the surface of the frontal cortex which brought out different seizure patterns. The area to be removed most efficiently and safely was determined by series of neurophysiolosical studies and performed extensive right frontal corticotomy. After operation, he had completely been free of seizure without significant functional deficits. He showed marked improvement in daily activity and became to be able to cope with his associates. The control of epileptic seizures resulted in favourable influence upon the mental functions of the patient.
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