Mathilde Chipaux

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Mathilde Chipaux is a leading neurosurgeon and researcher whose work centers on the surgical management of drug-resistant epilepsy, with a particular focus on hypothalamic hamartomas and other complex epileptogenic lesions. Her most-cited paper, "Surgical treatment of hypothalamic hamartomas" (2020), with 61 citations, has become a key reference in the field, detailing refined microsurgical techniques that improve seizure outcomes while minimizing neurological deficits. Chipaux’s contributions extend beyond the operating room; she has pioneered the integration of advanced neuroimaging and electrophysiological mapping to precisely localize seizure foci, enabling safer, more effective resections. Her research has directly influenced clinical protocols for pediatric epilepsy surgery, offering new hope to patients with previously inoperable conditions. Recognized for her meticulous approach and dedication to translational research, Chipaux has also contributed to multicenter studies evaluating long-term outcomes of epilepsy surgery. Her work bridges the gap between cutting-edge science and compassionate patient care, making her a respected figure among peers and a mentor to aspiring neurosurgeons.