Alexis Moles

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Alexis Moles is a leading neurosurgeon and researcher specializing in epilepsy surgery, particularly the refinement of stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG) techniques. His major contributions center on improving the accuracy and safety of intracranial electrode implantation for localizing epileptic foci. In his highly cited 2019 study (42 citations), Moles conducted a pivotal comparison of robotic 3D-guided SEEG against the traditional Talairach orthogonal approach, demonstrating that robotic assistance significantly enhances implantation precision while reducing procedural morbidity. This work has directly influenced modern epilepsy surgery protocols, establishing robotic SEEG as a gold standard in many centers. Beyond this, Moles has advanced the field by integrating multimodal imaging and computational modeling to optimize electrode placement, minimizing risks to eloquent cortex. His research, which has garnered over 200 citations, bridges classic stereotactic principles with cutting-edge technology, offering tangible improvements in seizure-free outcomes for patients with drug-resistant epilepsy. A sought-after collaborator, Moles continues to train the next generation of functional neurosurgeons, championing evidence-based innovation in surgical epilepsy management.