Percentage of subjects with significant improvements following surgery.

A comparison of the model generated success rate with reports in literature. In studies there have not been any patient specific procedures reported to compare, so these reports only include widely used clinical procedures including the amygdalohippocampectomy. The wide ranges in some reports are due to studies grouping patients by different criteria such as lateralisation of atrophy, or in other cases due to longitudinal studies measuring improvements at several different time points after the surgery. There is a general trend of decreased improvement the longer the time period after surgery, reducing the reported successes.