Choosing Hospital Ruber International for Corpus Callosotomy gives patients access to experienced epilepsy surgeons, advanced EEG and neuroimaging systems, intraoperative monitoring, specialized neurosurgical facilities, and structured postoperative rehabilitation. Established in 1982, the ISO accredited hospital in Madrid, Spain has 345 beds and provides specialized surgical treatment for complex epilepsy.

Corpus Callosotomy is performed under general anaesthesia through a neurosurgical approach that allows the surgeon to access and divide selected portions of the corpus callosum. The procedure may be performed in stages or as a more extensive disconnection depending on the patient's condition. After surgery, patients are closely monitored for neurological changes, seizures, speech or coordination difficulties, infection, bleeding, and other potential complications. Rehabilitation and follow-up are tailored to individual recovery needs.