Thalamic stereoEEG: the evolving landscape between innovation and evidence
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Abstract
Alexopoulos et al. consider whether adding thalamic electrodes during SEEG improves patient outcomes. They conclude that the evidence remains limited and heterogeneous, and recommend cautious use within ethically and methodologically rigorous trials until the benefits and risks have been more clearly established.
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| Authors | Andreas V Alexopoulos, Richard Rammo, Juan C Bulacio, Balu Krishnan, Krishna Galla, William Bingaman, Dileep Nair, Demitre Serletis |
| Journal | Brain research |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/brain/awag180
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