Table 1.

Demographic and clinical information for all patients studied

Subject	Gender	Age (years)	Handedness	Clinical diagnosis	Pathologic diagnosis	Imaging	Focus	IQ (FSIQ)
1	M	45	L	CPS; bitemporal	No pathology obtained		Left and right mesial temporal lobes	83
2	F	58	R	CPS; possible generalized epilepsy	No pathologyobtained		Likely generalized	80
3	F	45	R	CPS; multifocal	Multifocal: temporal, parietal, occipital		Temporal	Average
4	F	65	R	CPS; temporal lobe epilepsy with two foci: left mesial temporal structures and right subfrontal region	No pathology obtained		Right subfrontal and anterior temporal	101
5	F	27	R	Right temporal lobe epilepsy	No pathology obtained	Right hippocampal sclerosis	Hippocampus, entorhinal cortex, amygdala	Average
6	F	32	R	Left temporal lobe epilepsy	Non-specific gliosis	Normal	Hippocampus, entorhinal cortex, amygdala	77
7	F	23	R	Right temporal lobe epilepsy	Type I focal dysplasia	Normal	Hippocampus, entorhinal cortex,anterior insula	86
8	F	28	R	Right temporal occipital epilepsy	Type II focal dysplasia	Focal cortical dysplasia in right fusiform	Fusiform gyrus, entorhinal cortex	Average
9	F	50	R	Right temporal occipital epilepsy	No pathology obtained	Normal	Right fusiform gyrus	110

FSIQ, Full Scale Intelligence Quotient; CPS, Complex Partial Seizures.