2007
DOI: 10.1007/s11065-007-9044-8
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Neuropsychological Features of Lesion-related Epilepsy in Adults: An Overview

Abstract: Lesional epilepsy is thought to be a direct consequence of focal brain lesions of dysgenetic, neoplastic, vascular, or traumatic origin. It has been estimated that at least half of all epilepsies are the result of such lesions. The current discussion includes an overview of the cognitive and behavioral presentations in adults with epilepsy secondary to focal pathology. The neuropsychological presentation in this population is influenced by many factors, including the location and nature of the underlying lesio… Show more

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