Francesco T. Mangano · Seizures following surgery for supratentorial extratemporal low-grade tumors in children: a multicenter retrospective study.
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Seizures following surgery for supratentorial extratemporal low-grade tumors in children: a multicenter retrospective study.

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Article · Nov 2026 · 1 min read

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This multicenter study examines seizure outcomes in children undergoing resection of supratentorial extratemporal low-grade brain tumors. The research addresses both new-onset postoperative seizures and seizure control in patients presenting with preoperative epilepsy, providing evidence on timing and outcomes of surgical intervention for lesional epilepsy in pediatric populations.

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Francesco T. Mangano

Resection of brain tumors may lead to new-onset seizures but may also reduce seizure rates in patients presenting with seizures. Seizures are seen at presentation in about 24% of patients with brain tumors. For lesional epilepsy in general, early resection is associated with improved seizure control. However, the literature is limited regarding the occurrence of new-onset postoperative seizures, o…

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