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A successfully operated case of tuberous sclerosis presenting with intractable epilepsy Toshihiko KINJO 1 , Jiro MUKAWA 1 , Munetomo NAKATA 1 , Katsumi YAMASHIRO 1 , Naoki TOMIYAMA 1 , Tsuyoshi HARAKUNI 1 , Tatsuya SHINGAKI 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, University of the Ryukyus School of Medicine Keyword: tuberous sclerosis , intractable epilepsy , 24h EEG recording , temporal lobectomy pp.369-373
Published Date 1996/4/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901196
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A 20-year-old male patient with tuberous sclerosis was admitted to our hospital complaining of intractable epilepsy. He had been suffering from frequent seizures despite anticonvulsant treatment since the age of 1 year. CT scan and magnetic resonance images showed multiple calcified lesions at the paraventricle and tem-poral lobe on both sides. Electroencephalogram showed left temporal lobe dominant spike waves. After deep electrodes were inserted into the left amygdala and hip-pocampus and subclural electrodes were placed on the left temporal cortex, clinical seizures were monitored by video and EEG. The primary focus was found in the amygdala. Left temporal lobectomy was carried Outthrough the cranio-orbital zygomatic approach. Post-operatively, the patient has been seizure-free for one year. Despite multiple intracerebral lesions in tuberous sclerosis, resection of the primary epileptogenic focus is needed to solve the seizure problem if the focus is localized.


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