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. 2018 Jun 28;39(11):4404–4419. doi: 10.1002/hbm.24281

Table 1.

Patient demographic data

Controls LTLE
N 19 20
Age, years (SD) 34.4 (10.7) 37.6 (11.2)
Education, y (SD) 18 (3.1) 15.6 (2.6)
Sex, M/F 11/8 8/12
Handedness, L/R/BI 2/17/0 1/18/1
Language dominance, L/R/BI 13/2/5
Disease duration, y (SD) 19.2 (14.8)
Onset of seizures, y (SD) 19 (15.1)
Presence of MTS, yes/no 11/9

BI = bilateral; F = female; L = left; LTLE = left temporal lobe epilepsy; M = male; MTS = mesial temporal sclerosis; R = right; SD = standard deviation; y = years. Language dominance was determined using LI scores from the combined frontal, temporal, and parietal mask, wherein LIs > 0.2 indicated left‐dominance, LIs < −0.2 indicated right‐dominance, and LIs between −0.2 and 0.2 denoted bilateral language. Characterization of MTS was based on radiology (3T MRI protocol).