AI Article Synopsis
- Intraoperative seizures are the most common and serious complications during awake craniotomy, especially in areas responsible for critical functions.
- These seizures can lead to complications that might jeopardize the surgery's success and negatively affect patient outcomes.
- The factors contributing to these seizures are not fully understood, but analyzing existing cases can help identify potential risk factors and guide strategies for seizure prevention.
Article Abstract
Intraoperative seizure is the most prevalent and serious complication of awake craniotomy in functional areas, which may not only trigger complications of the surgical procedure or even the failure of awake craniotomy but also may result in adverse consequences to patients. The influencing factors of intraoperative seizures are unclear, and only the possible influencing factors can be acquired from the examination and summary of existing cases to offer guidance for the seizure prevention of intraoperative epilepsy.
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