Objective:

To highlight a case of drug-resistant epilepsy and the application of a minimally invasive treatment approach, emphasizing its significance in improving patient outcomes.

Key Findings:

• The patient achieved sustained seizure freedom after RF-TC, significantly improving her quality of life.
• Multidisciplinary collaboration is essential for optimal outcomes in complex epilepsy cases, allowing for individualized treatment strategies.
• Minimally invasive techniques like RF-TC are underutilized despite their effectiveness, highlighting a need for increased awareness and integration into clinical practice.

Interpretation:

The case illustrates the potential of advanced, minimally invasive treatments in managing drug-resistant epilepsy, emphasizing the need for timely referrals to specialized centers to improve patient outcomes.

Limitations:

• The adoption of RF-TC and similar techniques is limited by awareness and integration into clinical practice, with specific challenges in standardizing treatment and predicting outcomes in complex cases.

Conclusion:

Innovative approaches in epilepsy care, including minimally invasive techniques, are transforming treatment options for patients with drug-resistant epilepsy, highlighting the importance of early referral to specialized centers for optimal care.