Table 2. Demographic, Clinical and Neuropsychological Profile of Transient Epileptic Amnesia (TEA) Patients Showing ALF After One Week and Control Participants.

Variable	TEA patients (n = 11)	Controls (n = 16)
	Mean (SD)	Mean (SD)
Note. ALF = accelerated long-term forgetting; NART = National Adult Reading Test; WASI = Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence; WMS-III = Wechsler Memory Scale-III; HADS = Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale. WMS-III Logical memory % retention = (delayed recall/immediate recall) × 100; numbers in parentheses after test name = maximum score on that test.
* p < 0.05.
Age (years)	69.82 (5.60)	67.00 (4.05)
Sex distribution	10 M, 1 F	8 M, 8 F
Education (years)	12.73 (2.97)	14.88 (3.54)
IQ measures (max score)
NART-predicted verbal IQ (129)	116.87 (7.37)	121.99 (5.45) *
WASI similarities test–scaled scores (19)	12.64 (1.63)	13.63 (1.54)
WASI matrix reasoning–scaled scores (19)	13.55 (2.62)	14.06 (1.84)
Episodic memory scores (max score)
WMS-III Logical memory immediate recall–raw scores (25)	14.73 (3.77)	16.38 (2.83)
WMS-III Logical memory delayed recall–raw scores (25)	13.00 (4.69)	15.88 (3.26)
WMS-III Logical memory % retention (100)	85.80 (15.22)	94.36 (11.14)
WMS-III Logical memory recognition test–raw scores (15)	12.91 (1.51)	13.56 (1.36)
Rey figure delayed recall–raw scores (36)	20.23 (5.23)	21.84 (6.55)
Visuospatial perception (max score)
Rey figure copy–raw scores (36)	34.82 (2.14)	35.31 (1.20)
Executive function
FAS Letter fluency–raw scores (words/3 min)	37.09 (8.22)	44.94 (12.79)
Mood score (max score)
HADS (42)	10.73 (4.94)	6.94 (3.73) *