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Title Manousos Klados, MSc, PhD, FIMA, FHEA, on the HOPE Project in Epilepsy Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Neurology live Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 11/01/19 Description Despite the continuous development of new therapies targeting the mechanisms responsible for generating epileptic seizures, some patients still suffer from seizures and are proven medically resistant, making surgery the only remaining alternative. The portion of the brain that should be resected is defined nowadays by intracranial electroenecephalogram (iEEG), however, iEEG presents several limitations like its invasiveness and cost.
Manousos Klados, MSc, PhD, FIMA, FEMA, Aston University, the lead researcher of the HOPE Project is aiming to develop a non-invasive method to precisely localize the epileptogenic tissue. Klados and his colleagues hope to improve the current procedures for the detection of the epileptogenic tissue as for the post-surgical outcomes with a non-invasive technique, which would greatly impact the current clinical practice.Producer/Author Jenna Payesko URL https://www.neurologylive.com/clinical-focus/manos-klados-msc-phd-fima-on-the-hope-project Persons Manousos Klados
Keywords
- epilepsy
- HFOs