Felix Rosenow
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126
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About
Felix Rosenow is a leading figure in epilepsy surgery, whose work has fundamentally advanced the safety and precision of invasive monitoring for drug-resistant epilepsy. His research centers on stereoelectroencephalography (sEEG) and the optimization of robot-assisted implantation techniques. Rosenow’s major contributions include a landmark systematic analysis of complications from invasive EEG electrodes, which provided crucial safety benchmarks for the field. He has also pioneered methods to improve electrode placement accuracy, demonstrating that a facial laser scan can replace a computed tomography (CT) scan for referencing during robot-guided sEEG—a finding that reduces patient radiation exposure and streamlines surgical workflow. His highly cited papers, including those with 51 and 44 citations, have shaped modern presurgical evaluation protocols. By systematically validating the accuracy and safety of these advanced techniques, Rosenow has helped make epilepsy surgery more accessible and less invasive, directly improving outcomes for patients with refractory seizures.
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