Francesco T. Mangano · Subdural grid and depth electrode monitoring in pediatric patients.
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Subdural grid and depth electrode monitoring in pediatric patients.

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Article · Nov 2026 · 1 min read

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This article reviews the use of invasive electroencephalographic monitoring techniques—subdural grids and depth electrodes—for localizing epileptic foci in pediatric patients undergoing presurgical evaluation. The approach enables more precise seizure focus identification when combined with neuroimaging and functional studies, supporting safer and more targeted surgical interventions.

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Francesco T. Mangano

Invasive electroencephalographic monitoring with implantable subdural electrodes and intraparenchymal depth electrodes has become a basic tenet of epilepsy surgery. Improved localization of epileptic foci justifies the secondary procedure and monitoring period in many patients. Informed use of invasive monitoring in conjunction with imaging and functional studies makes epilepsy surgery a smaller, …

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