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Wyler Subpial Transector

Description: Multiple Subpial Transection (MST) is a surgical technique designed to treat epilepsy when the seizure focus is in a cortical area that cannot be surgically resected without causing an unacceptable neurological deficit. In this technique, fine parallel cuts are made in the cortical surface to disru...
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Epilepsy: Multiple Subpial Transection (MST) Information on Medicinenet.com

If partial seizures originate in areas of the brain that cannot be removed safely, multiple subpial transections are an alternative. The surgeon makes a series of shallow cuts (transections) into the brain's cerebral cortex. These cuts are thought to interrupt some fibers that connect neighboring parts of the brain, but they do not appear to cause...

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Effect of multiple subpial transection on motor cortical excitability in ... Multiple subpial transection (MST) was developed by Morrell and colleagues ...

Spontaneous Superficial Parenchymal and Leptomeningeal Hemorrhage in ...

However, the occurrence of subpial hemorrhage is controversial because electron ... In that report, subpial bleeding occurred predominantly in preterm infants; ...

Arch Neurol -- Lack of Correlation Between Cortical Demyelination and ...

Archives of Neurology, a monthly professional medical journal published by the American Medical Association, publishes ... Subpial cortical lesions are ...

Multiple Subpial Transections | epilepsy.com

If partial seizures originate in areas of the brain that cannot be removed safely, multiple subpial transections are an alternative. The surgeon makes a series of ...
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