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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 May 13.
Published in final edited form as: Epilepsia. 2017 Feb 28;58(5):801–810. doi: 10.1111/epi.13715

Table 1. Patient demographics and outcomes.

All 23 patients included in the study are listed in chronological order based on surgery date. Dominance refers to the side the laser was inserted.

Pt Sex Age at
onset of
epilepsy
Age at
surgery
Side of
surgery
MTS Language
Dominance
Follow-up
(months)
Seizure
outcome
Time of first
postsurgical sz
(months)
1 M 5 50 Left No Dom 37 IA
2 F 10 59 Right Yes Nondom 27 IB
3 F 36 50 Left No Dom 30 IB
4 M 1 39 Right Yes Nondom 29 II 8
5 F 5 38 Left Yes Nondom 25 IB
6 M 1 38 Left Yes Dom 34 IA
7 F 0 21 Left No Dom 30 IA
8 M 14 29 Left No Dom 32 IC 12
9 F 0 32 Right Yes Nondom 24 II 7
10 M 24 59 Right Yes Nondom 22 IA
11 F 12 30 Left No Dom 27 IB
12 F 35 50 Right Yes Nondom 19 IB
13 M 30 60 Right Yes Nondom 26 IC 17
14 F 2 44 Right Yes Nondom 23 IA
15 M 48 59 Left Yes Dom 20 II 12
16 M 4 45 Left Yes Dom 15 IA
17 M 14 36 Right No Nondom 17 IV 1
18 M 7 24 Left Yes Dom 14 IA
19 F 17 47 Right Yes Nondom 12 IA
20 M 2 38 Left Yes Dom 14 IA
21 M 0 37 Left Yes Dom 13 III 0
22 M 10 25 Right No Nondom 12 IV 1
23 F 0 31 Right No Nondom 12 III 7

MTS – mesiotemporal sclerosis, pt – patient, sz – seizure.