seizure disorders

[Paul Malloy]

In article <1994Apr27.222433.31981 at husc14.harvard.edu>, Dylan Seff
<seff at husc> wrote:

> In article <1994Apr27.191033.31976 at husc14.harvard.edu> Dylan Seff,
> seff at husc writes:
> >discovered (through MRI) that she had a  large gliasol lesion that ran
> 
> 
> Just a quick note--- Once I posted this, I realized that I had written
> down the gibberish "gliasol lesion", which means nothing.
> 	What the doctor said it was is "gliosis" or a "glial scar".  
> 
> Thanks again for reading my post.  My e-mail address is :
> 		seff at husc.harvard.edu
--
Your sister and her parents could discuss other anticonvulsants with her
physician. The nature and frequency of her seizures would also be a factor
in weighing the cost/benefit ratio of neurosurgical intervention.
-- 
Paul Malloy
Butler Hospital & Brown University
Internet: Paul_Malloy at brown.edu