[DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF A GIRL SUFFERING FROM DRUG RESISTANT EPILEPSY WITH AN INNOVATIVE MINIMALLY INVASIVE APPROACH].

The preoperative assessment identified focal epilepsy adjacent to the motor area dominating the right hand. A combined PET-FMRI-MRI-EEG examination enabled detecting redundancy of motor functions beyond the epileptic focus. Based on this information, a targeted implantation of depth electrodes (SEEG) was performed, the epileptic foci were identified and targeted ablations were performed during clinical monitoring and continuous EEG. This resulted in the cessation of seizures in parallel with the disappearance of the pathological signal in the EEG, all while preserving the patient's hand function.