Epilepsy surgery can help many more adult patients with intractable seizures
Authors:
- Sabine G. UijlSUSabine G. Uijl
- Frans S.S. LeijtenFLFrans S.S. Leijten
- Karel G.M. MoonsKMKarel G.M. Moons
- Ellen P.H.M. VeltmanEVEllen P.H.M. Veltman
- Cyrille H. FerrierCFCyrille H. Ferrier
- Cees A. van DonselaarCDCees A. van Donselaar
- 1 September 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Epilepsy Research
- Vol. 101 (3) , 210-216
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