Epilepsy Surgery: Jeannie’s Story
After a viral brain infection left South Carolina native Jeannie with epileptic seizures that couldn’t be controlled by medication, physicians from the Johns Hopkins Epilepsy Center removed the part of her brain where the seizures originated. Fifteen months later, Jeannie continues to be seizure-free and is back to enjoying life. Visit http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/neuro.
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Severed Corpus Callosum
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Benefits of Epilepsy Surgery
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