1 ed (complex-partial seizures) or unimpaired (simple-partial seizures).

2 ateral temporal and parietal regions than in simple partial seizures.

3 lowed by complex partial seizures and lastly simple partial seizures.

4 ortices during complex-partial compared with simple-partial seizures.

5 ificantly greater in complex-partial than in simple-partial seizures.

6 irth most recently presented with continuous simple partial seizures and occasional breakthrough comp

7 ures with no impairment of awareness (auras, simple partial seizures) continue, if there is a prior h

8 rtial seizures) but not those that preserve (simple partial seizures) normal consciousness and respon

9 f patients remained seizure free (apart from simple partial seizures [SPS]) at 5 years after surgery,