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Surgical outcome of cortical dysplasias presenting with chronic intractable epilepsy: A 10-year experience

Cortical dysplasia (CD) is an uncommon pathology causing intractable epilepsy. Over the recent years, more cases are being recognized with improvement in diagnostics and imaging. Since the inception of the epilepsy surgery program in 1995, we have operated upon more than 400 cases of intractable epilepsy at our center. Amongst these cases are 57 focal cortical dysplasias (FCDs). [1]

The results reported for FCD have been variable. [2],[3],[4] Sisodya [5] in his meta-analysis of all outcome studies of surgery for CDs (till 2000) described 40% seizure-free, or good outcome in cases of multiple CDs, focal CD being the most common variety. In comparison to temporal lobe epilepsy this is a lower ...

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