Пороки развития коры головного мозга и эпилепсия. Клиническая лекция

Пороки развития коры головного мозга часто являются причинами эпилепсии. В рамках данной клинической лекции обобщены последние изменения в классификации пороков развития коры головного мозга, представлено описание лиссэнцефалии и синдрома Миллера–Дикера, пахигирии, полимикрогирии, гемимегалэнцефалии, голопрозэнцефалии, шизэнцефалии, гетеротопии серого вещества. Описаны особенности эпилепсии при данных заболеваниях. Представлены данные магнитно-резонансной томографии при фокальной кортикальной дисплазии, полимикрогирии, гетеротопии серого вещества.

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