Marco Schiariti
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Marco Schiariti is a leading figure in the surgical treatment of drug-resistant epilepsy, with his work centered on refining stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG) methodology. His most-cited paper, "Stereoelectroencephalography" (2012, 523 citations), builds on the foundational techniques of Talairach and Bancaud, introducing modern implementations that have made SEEG a safer, more precise tool for mapping epileptogenic zones. Schiariti’s contributions extend beyond technical innovation; he has been instrumental in standardizing SEEG protocols, improving electrode placement accuracy, and reducing procedural risks, directly enhancing surgical outcomes for patients with complex epilepsy. His research has shaped how neurosurgeons and epileptologists approach invasive monitoring, earning widespread recognition in the field. With a citation impact that underscores his influence, Schiariti’s work bridges historical methodology and contemporary practice, offering a model for rigorous, patient-centered innovation. His achievements include advancing collaborative frameworks for SEEG adoption across epilepsy centers, solidifying his role as a key architect of modern epilepsy surgery.
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- 1Stereoelectroencephalography523 citations · 2012