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Virtual brain helps improve the outcome of epilepsy surgery

22 Feb 2023 Tami Freeman
Personalized brain modelling
Personalized brain modelling Virtual models of patients’ brains could provide a new tool for treating drug-resistant epilepsy. The approach is currently being tested in a large-scale clinical trial. (Courtesy: INS UMR 116)
Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders. While many patients can control epileptic

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