Thalamic stereo EEG: a clinically justified extension of hypothesis-driven intracranial exploration

Jorge A. González-Martínez contends that judicious use of thalamic SEEG has a rightful place within hypothesis-driven epilepsy surgery, where it can benefit patients by enhancing surgical planning, guiding neuromodulation targeting, and addressing unresolved clinical questions.

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Jorge A González-Martínez

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University of Pittsburgh (US)

Publication Details

Journal: Brain
Published: 2025-12-27
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/brain/awaf480
Primary Topic: Neurological disorders and treatments
Type: article
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Thalamic stereo EEG: a clinically justified extension of hypothesis-driven intracranial exploration

Jorge A González-Martínez

Dec 27, 2025

Brain

Neurological disorders and treatments

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Thalamic stereo EEG: a clinically justified extension of hypothesis-driven intracranial exploration

Jorge A González-Martínez

December 27, 2025article en

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BrainVol. 149(2)

University of Pittsburgh (US)

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