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See Latest ArticlesBilateral hippocampal stimulation for intractable temporal lobe epilepsy: Impact on seizures and memory
Epilepsia, 10/21/09
McLachlan RS et al. – Seizure frequency decreased by 33% in the two patients during stimulation and remained lower by 25% for the 3 months after stimulation was turned off before returning to baseline. No consistent change in objective or subjective measures of memory occurred. No other adverse effects occurred. Seizure frequency is reduced both during and for a period after bilateral hippocampal stimulation, but the overall impact in this study is not as robust as has been previously reported.
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