Table 2.

Correlation (p-value) of MRI Severity Scores with Changes in Clinical Severity Scores.

Lobe	Seizure Score Changes r (p-value)	Hemiparesis Score Changes r (p-value)	Visual Field Cut Score Changes r (p-value)	Cognitive Functioning Score Changes r (p-value)	Total Neuroscore Changes r (p-value)
Affected Frontal	0.42 (0.27)	0.35 (0.36)	0.50 (0.17)	0.33 (0.39)	0.83 (0.006)
Affected Temporal	−0.02 (0.97)	0.03 (0.94)	0.54 (0.14)	0.65 (0.06)	0.62 (0.08)
Affected Parietal	−0.34 (0.37)	0.00 (1.00)	0.66 (0.05)	0.64 (0.06)	0.55 (0.13)
Affected Occipital	−0.22 (0.57)	−0.17 (0.67)	0.58 (0.10)	0.72 (0.03)	0.49 (0.18)
Affected Total MRI	−0.10 (0.80)	0.08 (0.84)	0.64 (0.06)	0.66 (0.05)	0.69 (0.04)

The difference of clinical severity scores obtained between baseline and twelve months later.

All values are presented as Spearman’s rho (r) correlation coefficient (two-tailed p-value significance).