Evaluación, seguimiento y rehabilitación controlada de la función motora en pacientes con cirugía de epilepsia fármaco resistente

epilepsy is a chronic neurological disorder that affects about 45 million people and accounts for 1% of the global burden of disease. 20% to 40% of all cases are drug-resistant epilepsy (dre), which management option is usually surgical. the occurrence of neurological deficit secondary to surgery dre is less than 6%. motor deficits may occur in the postoperative as vascular events, although preserving motor cortex or secondary to resection of epileptogenic area, when area is located on m1-s1 or in motor association cortex. this paper present two patients with surgery for dre, its assessment, monitoring and rehabilitation of motor function by neurorehabilitation.