Table 1.

Clinical information for the LTLE patients with atypical and typical language dominance

ID	Sex	Handedness	Age	Age of Onset	MTS	First Language*	Medications	Seizure Frequency (#/month)
Atypical (A)
A1	F	Right	27	13	Yes	Vietnamese	levetiracetam, lamotrigine	4
A2	F	Left	43	6	Yes	English	carbamazepine, phenobarbital, divalproex sodium	5
A3	F	Right	51	5	Yes	English	levetiracetam, valproid acid, clonazepam	3
A4	F	Left	50	40	Yes	Spanish	carbamezapine	8
A5	F	Right	53	5	No	English	phenytoin, methylphenylbarbital	8
A6	F	Right	26	24	No	English	topiramate, oxcarbezapine	5
Typical (T)
T1	M	Right	53	35	Yes	English	carbamezapine, lamotrigine, levetiracetam	6
T2	M	Right	48	38	No	English	phenytoin, zonisamide, lacosimide	2
T3	M	Right	61	33	Yes	English	lamotrigine, lacosimide, divalproex sodium	10
T4	F	Right	35	1	Yes	English	carbamezapine	10
T5	F	Left	33	1.5	No	English	lamotrigine, lorazepman, phenytoin	5
T6	M	Right	33	12	Yes	English	levetiracetam, lamotrigine	60
T7	F	Right	36	18	Yes	English and Japanese	carbamezapine	30

MTS indicates mesial temporal sclerosis

^*All patients were fluent in English based on a language screening measure