New Surgical Approach to Carpus Callosum Agenesis with Intractable Seizure: Subdural Peritoneal Shunt

Agenesis of corpus callosum is the most common cerebral malformation's diagnosis is based on brain imaging.It is most often asymptomatic.Hyperhidrosis can be part of his clinical feature.We present the case of a33 year old patient, unemployed, with a history of simple partial epilepsy and severe headache.He consulted for sense of right hemiparesis with sweating attacks.The defect was identified during the adulthood period by brain computed tomography scan.However, he did not present any craniofacial or non-cerebral malformation suggestive of a congenital syndrome.Furthermore, he showed no neuropsychiatric disorder or intellectual disability during his early childhood.He complained of frequent right partial seizure even with maximum dose of anti-elliptic drug.The patient underwent subdural peritoneal shunting and after 48 hours efficacy of shunting was significant.To describe a surgical technique and to report using efficacy of subdural peritoneal shunts for corpus callosum agenesis We describe the considerations, and outcomes related to this technique.