Cortical Seizures and MOG-IgG Positivity: A Multidisciplinary Case of FLAMES in MOGAD (P5-11.006)

Christian Santiago; William Tatum

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000212783

June 9, 2026Neurology

Cortical Seizures and MOG-IgG Positivity: A Multidisciplinary Case of FLAMES in MOGAD (P5-11.006)

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Key Points

The aim is to discuss the relationship between MOGAD and drug-resistant focal epilepsy and treatment strategies.
Descriptive case study of a patient with MOGAD-spectrum cortical encephalitis and drug-resistant seizures.
Utilization of advanced diagnostic techniques and evaluation for surgical intervention.
Successful identification of MOGAD-related cortical lesions.
Implementation of tailored surgical intervention led to reduced seizure frequency.

Implication

Case describes drug-resistant focal epilepsy in a MOGAD patient, highlighting advanced diagnostics and surgery efficacy.

Abstract

To describe a case of MOGAD-spectrum unilateral cortical encephalitis presenting with drug-resistant focal epilepsy, and to highlight the role of advanced diagnostics and surgical intervention in guiding individualized treatment.

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Santiago et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Cortical Seizures and MOG-IgG Positivity: A Multidisciplinary Case of FLAMES in MOGAD (P5-11.006)

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