Table 1.

Subject Characteristics and localization information

Subject	Gender & Age	Age at Onset	Seizure Type	Ictal EEG Localization	MRI	Other Localization
4	F/45	13	SPS/CPS	R parietal	R temporal-occipital lesion. Cortical dysplasia or infarct
6	M/29		CPS	L hemisphere	R hippocampal atrophy	MEG - lateral- frontal.
7	F/29		CPS	L hemisphere	None	PET negative.
8	M/34		CPS/PSG	R temporal	None
10	M/36	25	SPS/PSG	R temporal	None
12	M/24		SPS/CPS	L hemisphere	L parietal and occipital atrophy
14	F/52	50	CPS	L temporal	Nonspecific FLAIR hyperintensity in R frontal.
16	M/18	12	CPS/PSG	Frontal	None
17	M/57	2	CPS	L temporal	L parietal lesion
18	M/52		CPS	L temporal	None
22	F/20	9	CPS	L temporal-occipital	L frontal lesion; cortical dysplasia or old trauma
23	F/19	>1	CPS/PSG	Bilateral frontal, more on R	Bifrontal T2 periventricular leukomalacia; WM loss;
24	M/32	21	PSG	R post. temporal, parietal, occipital	Medial R occipital, ill- defined
25	F/46	22	CPS/PSG	None	R occipital lesion w. subtle contrast enhancement	symptoms suggest frontal

M: Male; F: Female; R:. Right; L: Left; CPS: complex partial seizure; SPS: simple partial seizure; PSG: partial secondary generalized.