Table 1.

Clinical data of the reported cases.

	Case 1 Rashid et al. [6]	Case 2 Rashid et al. [6]	Case 3 Rashid et al. [6]	Case 4 Ozkara et al. [5]	Case 5 Mikati et al. [4]	Case 6 Alsemari et al. 2013
Age (years)	39	46	48	25	24	29
Imaging findings	MRI: no abnormality	MRI: R mesial temporal sclerosis	MRI: R mesial temporal sclerosis	MRI: R mesial sclerosis,	MRI: R mesial temporal lesion	MRI: small cortical and subcortical lesions at the right inferior frontal lobe without mass effect or enhancement; the hippocampi looked symmetrical
Histopathology	Cortical dysplasia type IIa	No surgery	No surgery	Hippocampal sclerosis	Low grade astrocytoma	Mild gliosis
Interictal EEG	SW, R temporal	SW, R temporal	SW, R > L temporal	SPK, R > L temporal	Unknown	SW, R temporal
Ictal EEG	Rhythmic theta activity maximum at F8-T8 and SP2, evolving into a high amplitude 7-Hz rhythm maximum over the R temporal region	Rhythmic theta activity beginning in the R temporal region, spreading to the frontal lobes (R > L) and evolving into polymorphic slowing	Theta activity in the R frontotemporal region evolving into rhythmic generalized slowing	Semi rhythmic theta activity over the right frontotemporal region, evolving to bifrontotemporal slowing	Rhythmic theta activity maximum F8 and SP2, in some seizures evolving to bilateral frontotemporal slowing with right-sided predominance	High amplitude spike discharges over right mesial temporal lobe strips spreading to the frontal lobe strips