Epilepsy at the Cutting Edge: A Symposium to Honor Fred and Eva Andermann: Epilepsia: Vol 51, No s1

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Epilepsia: Volume 51, Issue s1

Special Issue:Epilepsy at the Cutting Edge: A Symposium to Honor Fred and Eva Andermann

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INTRODUCTION

Introduction: Epilepsy at the cutting edge: A meeting in honor of Fred and Eva Andermann

The borderland of epilepsy: A clinical and molecular view, 100 years on

MALFORMATIONS OF CORTICAL DEVELOPMENT—GENETICS

The clinical patterns and molecular genetics of lissencephaly and subcortical band heterotopia

Polymicrogyria and epilepsy

Genetic malformations of the human frontal lobe

MALFORMATIONS OF CORTICAL DEVELOPMENT—CLASSIFICATION AND DIAGNOSIS

MRI analysis of sulcation morphology in polymicrogyria

Electrophysiology of the focal cortical dysplasias

The pathophysiology of tuberous sclerosis complex

GENERALIZED EPILEPSY SYNDROMES

Channelopathies and juvenile myoclonic epilepsy

Genetics of the epilepsies: Genetic twists in the channels and other tales

Unverricht-Lundborg disease (EPM1)

The relationship between febrile seizures and epilepsy

Some lessons from reflex seizures

FOCAL EPILEPSIES—GENETICS

Benign temporal lobe epilepsy

Segregation analysis in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy with hippocampal atrophy

Familial frontal lobe epilepsy and its relationship with other nocturnal paroxysmal events

FOCAL EPILEPSIES—ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY

Understanding the epileptogenicity of lesions: A correlation between intracranial EEG and EEG/fMRI

Temporal lobe epilepsy and hippocampal sclerosis: Lessons from depth EEG recordings

High frequency oscillations: The new EEG frontier?

Coregistered EEG/MEG for source localization in epilepsy

FOCAL EPILEPSIES—COGNITIVE STUDIES

Neuropsychology in epilepsy: Children are not small adults

FOCAL EPILEPSIE—COGNITIVE STUDIES

Cognitive deficits and developmental language disorders in patients with malformations of cortical development

FOCAL EPILEPSIES—COGNITIVE STUDIES

Cognitive mapping through electrophysiology

FOCAL EPILEPSIES—IMAGING AND SURGERY

Quantitative MRI techniques in MTLE: Toward a better understanding of hippocampal sclerosis

New anatomic MRI techniques

New approaches to structural and functional imaging in focal epilepsy

Nonresective epilepsy surgery

CATASTROPHIC EPILEPSIES

Managing and understanding epilepsy in tuberous sclerosis complex

Rassmussen’s encephalitis: Are there new, better therapeutic medical and surgical guidelines?

Infantile spasms: Who are the ideal surgical candidates?

CONCLUSIONS

Epilepsy surgery at the MNI:. From Archibald to the creation of the Shirley and Mark Rayport fellowship in surgery of epilepsy

CONCLUSION

A life in epilepsy