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Date:1/17/2008

n of electrodes into the brain and imaging guidance to pinpoint the areas of brain abnormality, Dr. Mehta performed two surgeries on Ms. Gayle, the latest in October 2007. Now, 3 1/2 months later, she is seizure-free -- the longest period she has been healthy since this musical nightmare began four years ago.

To hear more about Ms. Gayle's story, go to: http://www.nypv.com/video/Musicogenic_Epilepsy_2.wmv

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