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SEEG with depth electrodes enhances seizure localization in pharmaco-resistant epilepsy, aiding in surgical planning and radiofrequency thermocoagulation.
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The Leksell Vantage frame offers a lighter, MRI-compatible option for SEEG, improving electrode placement accuracy and minimizing surgery duration.
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Stereotactic planning requires collaboration between neurosurgeons and neurologists, utilizing 3D MRI to define electrode trajectories and avoid complications.
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Proper trajectory planning is essential to minimize risks, including hemorrhage, by avoiding sulci and areas with brain atrophy during electrode insertion.
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The setup of the Leksell Vantage frame is critical, as improper alignment can hinder instrument positioning and affect overall electrode placement accuracy.
