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. 2012 Jun 13;18(1):1147–1151. doi: 10.2119/molmed.2012.00015

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients.

Patient Age Sex Seizure type Antiepileptic drugs Symptoms at presentation
1 60 F FC VPA Seizure
2 64 M GTC VPA Seizure
3 63 F FC CBZ Seizure
4 58 M Focal aphasic OXC Seizure
5 48 M FC LVT Seizure
6 66 M FS LVT Motor aphasia
7 42 M FS OXC Headache
8 57 M Focal inhibitory LVT Seizure
9 77 M FC LVT Seizure
10 64 M GTC LVT Seizure
11 68 M None None Headache
12 36 F None None Headache
13 58 M None None Motor aphasia
14 71 M None None Headache
15 37 F None None Headache
16 65 M None None Headache
17 61 M None None Left hemiparesis
18 58 F None None Headache
19 84 F None None Headache

CBZ, carbamazepine; FC, focal clonic; FS, focal sensory with elementary symptoms; GTC, generalized tonic-clonic; LVT, levetiracetam; OXC, oxcarbazepine; VPA, valproic acid.