August 31, 2023Open Access

Cognitive effect of antiseizure medications in medial temporal lobe epilepsy

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We conclude that ASMs significantly impact cognition. Key parameters were total number of ASMs and specific medications, especially TPM and VPA. These results should lead to a reduction in the number of drugs received and the avoidance of medications with unfavorable cognitive profiles.

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