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Does persistent crossover (ipsilateral) motor evoked potential (MEP) responses represent a technical failure for intracranial motor tract monitoring? A case example and practical solution.
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- Attention to the intensity of motor evoked potentials (MEPs) is crucial to avoid false negatives during intracranial surgeries; the presence of crossover MEP responses may misleadingly indicate excessive stimulation intensity.
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