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Selective epilepsy surgery in tuberous sclerosis 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
A. M. BYE FRACP Paediatric neurologist. J. M. MATHESON FRACS Consultant neurosurgeon. V. H. TOBIAS FRCPA Fellow in paediatric pathology. R. A. MACKENZIE MD FRACP Consultant neurologist. 《Journal of paediatrics and child health》1989,25(4):243-245
Abstract A patient with tuberous sclerosis diagnosed at the age of 5 years developed an intractable seizure disorder characterized by complex partial seizures numbering 10-20/day. Interictal electroencephalograms (EEG) showed a right frontal epileptogenic focus. A computerized tomography scan demonstrated calcification in the right frontal region at two sites, periventricular calcification and multiple low density lesions. Neuropsychological assessment showed a verbal intelligence quotient (IQ) of 69 and a performance IQ of 88. Telemetry and video monitoring recorded 10 seizures during which the EEG showed flattening of ongoing sharp wave activity in the right frontal region. Electrocorticography further identified and localized epileptogenic tissue in the right frontal cortex and surgical removal of involved tissue and the adjacent two tubers was carried out. Twelve months after surgery the patient has had only two brief seizures. 相似文献
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