False lateralization of pre-surgical work-up in a child with a cortical cavernous malformation and intractable epilepsy
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In brief
In brief
This case report examines diagnostic challenges when presurgical localization studies incorrectly identify the epileptogenic zone in a pediatric patient with a cortical cavernous malformation and drug-resistant epilepsy. The article highlights pitfalls in neuroimaging interpretation and emphasizes the importance of comprehensive multimodal evaluation before resective surgery.
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Journal of neurosurgical sciences · 2018
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