Partial Corpus Callosotomy is a neurosurgical procedure involving the selective severing of a portion of the corpus callosum, distinguished from complete callosotomy by preserving some interhemispheric connectivity to mitigate cognitive side effects while reducing the frequency of refractory epileptic seizures.
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