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Accelerated long term forgetting in resected and seizure free temporal lobe epilepsy patients

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Table 1. Demographics of the right TLE patients. M: male; F: female. Age in years. Engel  classification*: I: free of disabling seizures; II: rare disabling seizures; III: worthwhile  improvement in seizures; IV: no worthwhile improvement in seizures
Table 2. Demographics of the left TLE patients. M: male; F: female. Age in years. Engel  classification*: I: free of disabling seizures; II: rare disabling seizures; III: worthwhile  improvement in seizures; IV: no worthwhile improvement in seizures
Table 3. Means and standard deviations of the patient and control groups on the various  sections of the RAVLT
Figure 1 shows the learning curve of the left and right TLE patient groups (blue and  red, respectively)
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