Principles and Controversies
edited by John W. Miller
Epilepsy Surgery presents a series of essays on the principles and controversies in the field with focused segments that express differing viewpoints by experienced clinicians in the discipline.
Features:
- Contains opinions and recommendations from well-known specialists in the field
- Discusses the multidisciplinary principles used to select and evaluate surgical candidates
- Reviews steps in the comprehensive process of epilepsy surgery
- Outlines the assessment, surgical, and psychosocial outcomes, and the scientific evidence demonstrating the efficacy of different surgical procedures
- Provides a section devoted purely to investigational techniques and therapies for up-to-date coverage of emerging treatment options
Contents
- Who is a Surgical Candidate
- The Presurgical Workup
- Surgical Procedures
- Outcome of Epilepsy Surgery
- Investigational Procedures and Treatments
Index