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When performing a corpus callosotomy, the surgeon cuts the corpus callosum, the large fiber bundle that connects the two sides of the brain. In contrast with lobectomy, corpus callosotomy does not involve removing any brain tissue. Instead, it usually involves cutting the front two-thirds of this bundle (a procedure called a
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