Department of Neurology
Epilepsy
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Technical Advantages
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Equipment Advantages
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Treatment Cases
Technical Advantages
Technical Advantages
Diagnosis and standardized treatment of epilepsy, utilizing the hospital's advanced equipment such as video EEG, 3.0T MRI, PET/CT, and the neurosurgical navigation robot ROSA, actively implementing pharmacotherapy, neuromodulation therapy, preoperative evaluation and coordination with surgical treatment, case follow-up and chronic disease management, and psychological intervention.
Equipment Advantages
Equipment Advantages
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Equipped with advanced EEG devices for continuous recording during both ictal and interictal periods, enabling accurate differentiation between true and pseudo-epileptic seizures, as well as localization of the epileptogenic zone (especially for preoperative evaluation).
Clinical Cases
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A 2000-Kilometer Cross-Province Medical Journey: A Trust Called "Coming from Afar"
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Patient Profile
A Male Patient
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Chief Complaints
Suffered from epilepsy for 12 years with recurrent episodes. The seizure frequency increased two years ago, with multiple daily episodes accompanied by various symptoms.
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Treatment Process
After a detailed examination, it was determined that the recent exacerbation was primarily due to irregular self-discontinuation of medication. A personalized treatment plan was formulated, including medication adjustment and EEG monitoring, with strict instructions not to stop medication without medical advice and to maintain a regular diet and sleep schedule.
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Technical Highlights
Standardized diagnosis and treatment were implemented, with a personalized treatment plan formulated, combined with EEG monitoring and other means to precisely manage the condition.
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Therapeutic Outcomes
After one course of treatment, the patient's epileptic discharges decreased from an initial peak of over 100 times to 26 times, and seizure frequency reduced from multiple times daily to two or three times, with significant improvement in mental state and behavioral abilities. After two weeks of treatment, the condition was well-controlled, and the patient was successfully discharged.
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