Children with Epilepsy can Retain Visual Perception After Surgery: Here's How

Brains of children with epilepsy are able to remap following surgery to retain visual perception. As a result, the children are able to see despite lesions in the visual cortex sustained during surgery.

Children With Epilepsy can Retain Visual Perception After Surgery: Here's How

Children with Epilepsy can Retain Visual Perception After Surgery: Here's How

Brains of children with epilepsy are able to remap following surgery to retain visual perception. This enables the children to see, despite damage to the visual cortex of the brain. Read More

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