Review compares efficacy of pharmacological treatments and non-invasive brain stimulation techniques in epilepsy management, suggesting promising dual approaches.
Key Points
Combination of non-invasive brain stimulation and pharmaceuticals shows potential benefits for epilepsy patients with drug resistance, enhancing treatment outcomes.
Key findings indicate that around one-third of epilepsy patients develop drug resistance, reflecting the urgent need for alternative treatments.
The review analyzes the efficacy and mechanisms behind pharmacological treatments and selected non-invasive brain stimulation methods against epilepsy.
Findings emphasize the need for effective protocols in non-invasive brain stimulation to optimize strategies for managing epilepsy.