The use of split-brain operations have been shown to
A) be unsuccessful in treating epilepsy.
B) improve the frequency of seizures but not the severity.
C) improve the severity of seizures but not the frequency.
D) improve both the severity and frequency of seizures.

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Split-brain operations, which involve severing the corpus callosum to limit the spread of epileptic seizures, have been shown to improve both the severity and frequency of seizures in patients with epilepsy.

The Use of Split-Brain Operations Have Been Shown to