What do I need to know about cerebral palsy (cerebral palsy) and epilepsy surgery?

  I. Epilepsy
  Surgical indications.
  Multiple epileptogenic foci or extensive epileptic activity in both hemispheres.
  Epileptic foci confined to one hemisphere without focal organic brain damage.
  Those with epileptogenic foci located in important functional areas that are not suitable for resection.
  Those with mental disorders and intellectual impairment who cannot undergo classical resection.
  1. Surgical treatment.
  Modern stereotactic micro-electrode surgery is minimally invasive, safe and reliable with the following features.
  –Microelectrode recording
  –Electrical impedance measurement
  –Frequency conversion (2-3Hz,100Hz) variable voltage, current and wave width micro-electrical stimulation
  –Trial reversible disruption
  Rapid and precise localization of intracranial lesions in terms of location, size, volume, shape, and relationship to surrounding important brain tissue (internal capsule, optic tract, etc.)
  It can rapidly and precisely destroy intracranial lesions with radiofrequency thermocoagulation and repair neurological networks in a balanced manner.
  Commonly used targets.
  Amygdala disruption: suitable for temporal lobe epilepsy with psychomotor seizures.
  Hippocampal disruption: suitable for temporal lobe epilepsy.
  Forel H disruption: suitable for focal or generalized epilepsy that affects life, intelligence and behavior; epileptic foci located in important areas that cannot be directly removed.
  Vault disruption: for children with temporal lobe epilepsy with significant psychiatric disturbances such as aggression, self or other injury, and psychomotor excitement.
  Internal capsule disruption: suitable for generalized seizures.
  Combined multi-target disruption: for severe cases with psychiatric disorders, status epilepticus, and diffuse brain atrophy.
  Pallidum, plexiform collaterals and amygdala disruption.
  Shell nucleus destruction.
  Destruction of the ventral lateral nucleus of the thalamus (VL).
  Destruction of the central median nucleus (CM).
  Neural network repair with key point cell transplantation neurorepair.
  2. Efficacy expectations.
  Efficacy rate of 60%-85%.
  Hospitalization cost is 35-40 thousand Yuan. Hospitalization time 7-10 days.
  Cerebral palsy (cerebral palsy)
  Indications for surgery.
  Spastic cerebral palsy.
  Hand and foot twitching.
  Cerebral palsy with intractable epilepsy.
  1. Surgical treatment.
  Destruction of the ventral lateral nucleus of the thalamus
  Forel H area dissection
  Thalamic occipital nucleus dissection
  Amygdala dissection
  Destruction of the medial part of the internal capsule
  Cerebellar dentate nucleus destruction
  Combined multi-target destruction
  Neural network repair key point cell transplantation neuroprosthetics
  2.Efficacy expectation.
  The apparent rate of surgery is 60%-80%.
  The cost of hospitalization is 35,000-40,000 RMB. Hospitalization time is 7-10 days.