Table 1.

Summary of patient demographics

Patient	Age	Gender	Duration of epilepsy (y)	Hemispheric language dominance	Side of ablation	Follow‐up duration (mo)	Modified Engel outcome at last follow‐up	Complications following LiTT	Comments
1	25	Male	23	Left	Left	30	1	None
2	35	Male	5	Left	Left	11	3	None
3	29	Male	16	Left	Left	10.5	3	Transient blurry vision, single episode of psychosis requiring hospitalization
4	29	Female	2	Left	Left	15	2	None
5	11	Male	4	Left	Right	8	3	None	Underwent ATL 8 mo post‐LiTT
6	56	Female	40	Left	Left	61.5	1	None
7	57	Female	44	Left	Left	14	3	None
8	19	Male	3	Left	Right	35	1	None
9	65	Male	10	Left	Left	8	4	None	Underwent ATL 8 mo post‐LiTT
10	48	Female	40	Left	Right	26.5	2	None	Also has parafalcine meningioma
11	41	Female	15	Left	Left	41	1	None
12	20	Female	19	Left	Right	18	3	Transient anxiety with panic attacks	Underwent ATL 18 mo post‐LiTT
13	66	Male	31	Left	Left	17	1	None
14	23	Female	22	Left	Left	29.5	3	Contralateral superior quadrantanopsia	Underwent reablation 12 mo post‐LiTT
15	66	Female	Unknown	Left	Left	27	3	None	“Epilepsy since childhood”
16	29	Male	24	Left	Left	31.5	1	Transient increased anxiety
17	54	Female	58	Left	Right	45	1	None
18	52	Female	14	Left	Left	6	4	None	Underwent ATL 6 mo post‐LiTT
19	58	Male	8	Left	Left	4.5	2	Committed suicide	Preexisting mood disorder
20	52	Female	13	Right	Right	29	1	Transient CN IV palsy
21	59	Male	37	Left	Left	37	1	None
22	14	Male	Unknown	Left	Left	24	2	None	“Epilepsy since childhood”
23	34	Female	33	Left	Left	27	1	None
24	49	Male	24	Left	Left	15	3	None	Underwent ATL 15 mo post‐LiTT
25	43	Female	15	Left	Left	40	1	None
Mean	41.4	M:F = 12:13	21.7	L:R = 24:1	L:R = 19:6	26.5 (median)
SD	17.2		14.9