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. 2022 Jun 6;63(8):1942–1955. doi: 10.1111/epi.17310

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Correlation between the extent of the epileptogenic zone (EZ) resection and surgical outcome. (A) The percentage of resected epileptogenic regions was significantly higher in seizure‐free compared to non‐seizure‐free patients, both when the EZ was defined by clinical analysis incorporating the Epileptogenicity Index (EZ_C) and when predicted by the virtual epileptic patient (EZ_VEP). (B) The number of nonresected epileptogenic regions was significantly higher in the non‐seizure‐free group, for both EZ_C (left) and EZ_VEP (right). (C) The number of nonresected epileptogenic regions identified by the VEP but not by clinicians (EZvep_non‐EZc) was also significantly higher in the non‐seizure‐free group.