Successful surgery in lesional epilepsy secondary to posterior quandrant ulegyria coexisting with benign childhood focal epilepsy: A case report

• A case report of benign childhood focal epilepsy coexisting with leisonal epilepsy.
• The intractable lesional epilepsy was secondary to posterior quandrant ulegyria.
• Surgery to dispose of right parietooccipital ulegyral lesion was successful.
• The coexistent of these two epilepsy syndrome should be noticed.

The present study reports, for the first time, a rare case of benign childhood focal epilepsy(BCFE) coexisting with lesional epilepsy secondary to parietooccipital ulegyria. The patient underwent right parietooccipital lobe disconnection plus tailored resection of temporooccipitoparietal junction cortex under electrocorticography (ECoG) monitoring. Post-operatively, there was no impairment of neurological function and the patient only experiences a few breakthrough benign partial seizures during sleep.