Favorable outcomes of epilepsy with gait-induced seizures after resection of the unilateral supplementary motor area
Authors:
- Satoshi KodamaSKSatoshi Kodama
- Naoto KuniiNKNaoto Kunii
- Yuichiro ShirotaYSYuichiro Shirota
- Takusei ChouTCTakusei Chou
- Mizuho KawaiMKMizuho Kawai
- Seijiro ShimadaSSSeijiro Shimada
- Meiko MaedaMMMeiko Maeda
- Hiroyuki IshiuraHIHiroyuki Ishiura
- Masashi HamadaMHMasashi Hamada
- Masako IkemuraMIMasako Ikemura
- Yuko SaitoYSYuko Saito
- Naoki AkamatsuNANaoki Akamatsu
Open Access
- 18 October 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Clinical Neurophysiology Practice
- Vol. 10, 489-492
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