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See Latest ArticlesMedication Policy After Epilepsy Surgery
Pediatric Neurology , 10/20/09
Boshuisen K et al. – Long–term continuation of AEDs is probably not indicated in children with complete resection of the epileptogenic zone. The optimal timing needs to be further explored.
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