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Seizures And Surgery
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Exactly what types of seizures causes you to have surgery?

posted February 25, 2016
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For the brain surgery, It's not so much the type of seizures. It's where in the brain they are located and whether or not , it's worth doing.

Surgeries like the VNS is for anyone willing to try and reduce the seizures ( for some people it helps and others not so well ) .

posted February 25, 2016
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VNS stands for Vagus Nerve Stimulator.

posted February 26, 2016
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what does vns stand for?

posted February 26, 2016
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I had brain surgery. I had a spot removed from mine though from a car accident. I had a closed head condition.

posted February 26, 2016

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