Giorgio Lo Russo

TL;DR: Searoelectroencephalography is a safe and accurate procedure for the invasive assessment of the epileptogenic zone and in vivo application accuracy in a consecutive series of 500 procedures with a total of 6496 implanted electrodes.

TL;DR: SEEG is a useful and relatively safe tool in the evaluation of surgical candidates when noninvasive investigations fail to localize the epileptogenic zone and SEEG-based resective surgery may provide excellent results in particularly complex drug-resistant epilepsies.

TL;DR: In patients with FCD, Taylor's F CD and non-Taylor's FCD can usually be distinguished with MR imaging, although some overlap exists.

TL;DR: Clear functional differences are found between the pregenual part of the cingulate cortex, hosting the majority of emotional, interoceptive and autonomic responses, and the anterior midcingulate sector, controlling themajority of all complex motor behaviours.

TL;DR: If validated in prospective cohorts, these nomograms could be used to predict seizure outcomes in patients who have been judged eligible for epilepsy surgery.