RNSterápia
RNSterápia, also known as Responsive Neurostimulation, is a medical treatment device used for managing refractory epilepsy, a condition where seizures are not adequately controlled by medication. It is an implantable device that continuously monitors brain activity for abnormal patterns indicative of an impending seizure. When such patterns are detected, the RNS system delivers small electrical impulses to the brain to interrupt the seizure before it can fully develop or spread.
The RNS system consists of a small neurostimulator implanted in the skull and one or two leads,
The primary goal of RNSterápia is to reduce the frequency and severity of seizures in individuals with