Marissa Kellogg
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Marissa Kellogg is a clinical researcher and epileptologist whose work focuses on advancing surgical and neuromodulatory treatments for drug-resistant epilepsy, particularly in complex cases involving bilateral or neocortical temporal lobe involvement. Her most-cited study, published in 2023, explores the therapeutic value and challenges of responsive neurostimulation (RNS) for intractable epilepsy originating in the superior temporal gyrus—a region often deemed high-risk for surgical resection. This work highlights her contribution to refining neurostimulation strategies for patients who are not candidates for traditional resective surgery, offering a pathway to seizure reduction while preserving language and auditory functions. Though early in her career, with her top paper accruing 3 citations, Kellogg’s research addresses a critical gap in epilepsy care by providing evidence for personalized, minimally invasive interventions. Her findings underscore the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration in neuromodulation, and her ongoing investigations promise to shape clinical guidelines for bilateral neocortical epilepsy. For students and researchers, Kellogg’s work exemplifies how targeted, patient-centered research can expand therapeutic options for some of the most challenging epilepsy cases.
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