Limitations of Wada memory asymmetry as a predictor of outcomes after temporal lobectomy
Neurology Kirsch et al.
65: 676
Data Supplement
Two figures (8 parts in total), one table, supplemental data; ten Word documents.
Files in this Data Supplement:
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Supplemental Figure E- 1a. For left ATL patients, change in initial total learning from baseline to three months after surgery versus Wada memory asymmetry (WMA) score; Word document.
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Supplemental Figure E-1b. For left ATL patients, change in initial total learning from baseline to one year after surgery versus Wada memory asymmetry (WMA) score; Word document.
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Supplemental Figure E-1c. For left ATL patients, change in recall score from baseline to three months after surgery versus Wada memory asymmetry (WMA) score; Word document.
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Supplemental Figure E-1d. For left ATL patients, change in recall score from baseline to one year after surgery versus Wada memory asymmetry (WMA) score; Word document.
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Supplemental Figure E-2a. For right ATL patients, change in initial total learning from baseline to three months after surgery versus Wada memory asymmetry (WMA) score; Word document.
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Supplemental Figure E-2b. For right ATL patients, change in initial total learning from baseline to one year after surgery versus Wada memory asymmetry (WMA) score; Word document.
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Supplemental Figure E-2c. For right ATL patients, change in recall score from baseline to three months after surgery versus Wada memory asymmetry (WMA) score; Word document.
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Supplemental Figure E-2d. For right ATL patients, change in recall score from baseline to one year after surgery versus Wada memory asymmetry (WMA) score; Word document.
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Supplemental Table E-1: Clinical data for each patient. WMA scores calculated as shown in text; Word document.
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Supplemental data; Word document.