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Neuropsychological Changes after Anterior Temporal Lobectomy
1992In the first part of this chapter, we present a selective review of neuropsychological changes after anterior temporal lobectomy (ATL). Proposed models for neuropsychological effects of ATL are presented, followed by a review of research on changes in cognitive function, with emphasis on memory and learning, language, and musical processing ...
Andrew J. Saykin +6 more
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Psychological and Psychosocial Outcome of Anterior Temporal Lobectomy
1992It is now generally recognized that the outcome of epilepsy surgery must be measured not just in terms of relief from seizures but also with respect to psychosocial functioning, including psychiatric, vocational, and interpersonal factors (Taylor, 1987; Fenwick, 1988; Dodrill, 1986).
Lindsey J. Robinson, Andrew J. Saykin
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The durability of the result of anterior temporal lobectomy for epilepsy.
Journal of neurosurgical sciences, 1994A retrospective study was made of the postoperative course of 90 patients submitted to "en bloc" temporal lobectomy for intractable epilepsy. Particular attention was paid to the pattern of recurrent seizures after operation. Follow-up periods of at least 5 years were available for 60 patients and a further 47 patients were followed up for periods of ...
C E, Polkey, P, Scarano
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Anterior temporal lobectomy for epilepsy.
Clinical neurosurgery, 1992A R, Walsh, G A, Ojemann
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