Abstract
Editors' Note: Commenting on “A reappraisal of mortality after epilepsy surgery,” Dr. Kinney asks whether time of operation affected mortality. Sperling et al., authors of the study, could not perform a valid statistical analysis because of the small number of patients with true early intervention. However, following additional analysis, they argue that once intractability is apparent, surgery should be offered as soon as possible. In response to “Myasthenia gravis exacerbation after discontinuing mycophenolate: A single-center cohort study,” Dimachkie et al. argue that the best way to investigate the hypothesis that mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) plays a role in the maintenance of myasthenia gravis (MG) remission is to compare MG exacerbation rate in the group who had remission on MMF vs a …
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