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White Matter Neurons in temporal lobe epilepsy.

Last updated on Tuesday, April 21 2009 by gliageek

White Matter Neurons in temporal lobe epilepsy.

The presence of white matter neurons is considered by many to represent a mild malformation of cortical development. As White matter neurons may be found quite readily in patients without a history of epilepsy, consensus criteria indicate that greater than 10 White matter neurons per high powered field are required to reliably separate patients with epilepsy from those without

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