TABLE 1.

Demographic and Clinical Information of Patients with Temporal Lobe Epilepsy

Patient no.	Age (y)	Sex	Handedness	Epilepsy duration (y)	Complex partial seizures	Generalized tonic–clonic seizures	Electroencephalography	MRI
1	39	M	Left	29	Occasional	2x/childhood	Right temporal	Negative
2	61	M	Right	16	Rare	Occasional	Right temporal	Right MTS
3	30	M	Right	16	Occasional	Occasional	Left parasagittal/temporal	Negative
4	39	M	Right	28	Occasional	Rare	Left temporal/frontal	Right MTS
5	28	M	Right	13	Rare	2x/lifetime	Left posterior occipital/parietal	Left MTS
6	41	F	Right	3	Rare	Rare	Left anterior temporal	Negative
7	39	F	Right	39	Occasional	Rare	Left temporal	Left MTS
8	36	M	Right	36	Frequent	Occasional	Left temporal	Left MTS
9	33	F	Right	4	Rare	Rare	Left temporal	Left hippocampal malrotation
10	26	F	Right	13	Occasional	Rare	Right temporal	Right MTS
11	41	F	Right	34	Frequent	Rare	Left temporal/frontal	Negative
12	21	F	Left	7	Occasional	1x/lifetime	Left temporal/frontal	Negative
13	41	F	Left	10	Occasional	Occasional	Left anterior midtemporal	Left MTS
14	48	M	Right	7	Occasional	Occasional	Left temporal	Negative
15	22	M	Right	1	Rare	Rare	Left anterior temporal	Left MTS
16	37	F	Right	5	Occasional	Rare	Right temporal	Right MTS

Frequent = >1×/wk; MTS = mesial temporal sclerosis; occasional = 1×/mo – 1×/wk; rare = <1×/mo.