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. 2022 Oct 26;12:17956. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-22806-9

Table 1.

Clinical cases used for electrophysiology and immunohistochemistry.

Pathology Gender Age (years) Duration epilepsy Seizure types Brain area Seizures/month Mutation ASMs
1. TSC m 47y 46y FB/TC T  > 50 TSC2 VPA, CBZ
2. TSC f 17y 17y FS F  > 50 TSC2 LEV, VPA, VGB, OXC
3. TSC f 30y 30y FS F 10–20 TSC2 LMT, LEV
4. TSC m 35y 34y FB/TC F  > 50 TSC2 LEV, VGB, CLB
5. TSC m 8y 8y FS/SE T 20–30 TSC2 VGB, LMT, CLB
6. TSC f 9y 9y FS F  > 50 TSC2 LMT, CBZ
7. TSC m 2y 2y FS F  > 50 TSC2 VGB, LEV
8. GG* m 50y 48y FS T 20–30 BRAF LEV, CBZ
9. GG* m 1y 1 m FS T  > 50 BRAF LEV
10. GG* f 23y 1y FS T  > 50 BRAF LMT
11. GG m 41y 11y FS T 30–40 BRAF LMT, TPM
12. GG m 17y 2y FB/TC F 20–30 BRAF CBZ, CLB

m Male, f Female, y Year, m Month, SE Status epilepticus, FS Focal seizures, FB/TC Focal bilateral/tonic clonic, F Frontal, T Temporal, CBZ Carbamazepine, CLB Clobazam, LEV Levetiracetam, LMT Lamotrigine, OXC oxcarbazepine, TPM Topiramate, VGB Vigabatrin, VPA Valproate. Tissues from all the patients have been used to perform electrophysiology experiments with IL-10 or IL-1β. *Patients marked with asterisks have also been used to test the IL-10 after the incubation with IL-1β.