Epileptogenic LGG surgery with seizure freedom purpose: Supratotal resection (ETT-SpTR) based on Electrocorticography and navigated transcranial magnetic stimulation - Poll - MDSpire

Epileptogenic LGG surgery with seizure freedom purpose: Supratotal resection (ETT-SpTR) based on Electrocorticography and navigated transcranial magnetic stimulation

  • By

  • Francesca Battista

  • Giovanni Muscas

  • Andreea Cristina Aldea

  • Eleonora Visocchi

  • Alberto Parenti

  • Camilla Bonaudo

  • Maddalena Spalletti

  • Riccardo Carrai

  • Giulia Masi

  • Antonio Maiorelli

  • Andrea Amadori

  • Davide Gadda

  • Antonello Grippo

  • Alessandro Della Puppa

  • October 8, 2025

  • 0 min

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Epileptogenic LGG surgery with seizure freedom purpose: Supratotal resection (ETT-SpTR) based on Electrocorticography and navigated transcranial magnetic stimulation

  • by Francesca Battista, Giovanni Muscas, Andreea Cristina Aldea, Eleonora Visocchi, Alberto Parenti, Camilla Bonaudo, Maddalena Spalletti, Riccardo Carrai, Giulia Masi, Antonio Maiorelli, Andrea Amadori, Davide Gadda, Antonello Grippo, Alessandro Della Puppa

  • October 8, 2025

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