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. 2012 Jan 5;7(1):e28196. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0028196

Table 4. Clinical details of Patients.

Case Gender Age(Year) SeizureType MRI Epilepsy syndrome Anti-epileptic drug
1 M 15 CPS L Hippocampal Sclerosis mTLE Carbamazepine
2 M 16 CPS L Hippocampal Sclerosis mTLE Topiramate
3 F 15 CPS L Hippocampal Sclerosis mTLE Carbamazepine
4 M 17 CPS L Hippocampal Sclerosis mTLE Carbamazepine
5 F 30 CPS R Hippocampal Sclerosis mTLE None
6 F 22 CPS L Hippocampal Sclerosis mTLE None
7 M 10 CPS R Hippocampal Sclerosis mTLE None
8 F 11 CPS Normal BECT None
9 F 14 CPS R occipital lobeGray matter heterotopia OLE None
10 F 8 CPS Normal BECT Oxcarbazepine
11 M 35 SPS R frontal-parietal lobe lesion FPLE None
12 M 25 CPS L occipital lobeGray matter heterotopia OLE None
13 M 14 CPS L frontal lobeFCD FLE None
14 M 19 SPS Normal FLE None
15 F 9 CPS Normal BECT valproic acid
16 M 11 CPS Normal BECT None

SPS/CPS: Simple/Complex Partial Seizure; FCD: Focal Cortical Dysplasia; BECT: Benign Epilepsy of Childhood with Central-temporal spikes; mTLE: mesial temporal lobe epilepsy; OLE: occipital lobe epilepsy; FLE: frontal lobe epilepsy; R/L: right/left.