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Research suggests that individuals with chronic epilepsy display differences in their self‐identity. The mechanisms by which self‐identity is altered, however, are not well understood. Neural networks supporting autobiographical memory retrieval in the mesial temporal (MT) lobe are thought to be fundamental to self‐identity processes. Thus, we examined differences in self‐identity and autobiographical...
Purpose: Both neurobiologic and psychosocial factors have been proposed to account for the high prevalence of depression surrounding epilepsy surgery. Using a prospective longitudinal approach, this study aimed to profile the evolution of depression after epilepsy surgery at multiple time points, including early and longer‐term follow‐up. We also sought to identify neurobiologic and psychosocial...
De novo depression is a common psychiatric sequelae of epilepsy surgery. To date, no studies have described possible clinical correlates of de novo depression in this population. This qualitative study presents a detailed analysis of five cases of de novo depression. Data were collected from patients’ medical files and routine in-depth psychosocial and psychiatric interviews (the Austin CEP Interview)...
Purpose: This study examined the independent contributions of medical and psychosocial factors to perceived surgical success. We aimed to develop a multidimensional model predictive of perceived surgical outcome. Methods: Fifty anterior temporal lobectomy (ATL) patients were prospectively assessed, using a formally coded, semi-structured clinical interview. This has been routinely administered pre-...
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