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Callosotomy vs. New View

Submitted by ptong on Sun, 02/24/2008 - 6:21pm.
I'm actually writing my paper on epilepsy. I think this article is interesting because it has a different approach. My paper mentions a lot about the effects of callosotomy (medical procedure of separating the right and left hemisphere of the brain). To me, I think this research implies a possible cure for epilepsy that does not require surgery. I would be very interesting if in the past 5 years they have found any more evidence or leads to reducing epilepsy non-surgically.

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