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Temporal lobe epilepsy with mesial temporal sclerosis: hippocampal neuronal loss as a predictor of surgical outcome

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Fig 2. Distinct patterns of hippocampal sclerosis could be  identified in this series from the analysis of z-scores: no MTS,  neuronal cell loss within the first standard deviation compared  to controls (Z-score <2 in each subfield); MTS type 1a, signif
Table 4. Histopathological patterns of hippocampal sclerosis and postsurgical outcome.

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