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Predictors of Multiple Seizures in a Cohort of Children Prospectively Foilowed from the Time of Their First Unprovoked Seizure

was performed in all patients before surgery. Seizurerelated information including age at first seizure, side of lesion, type of surgery, and age at resection were similar in each of the groups. There were no differences between the groups related to age at evaluation, or age and lesion type or laterality. Analysis of covariance comparing circumscribed mass lesions to CD1-3, CD1 to CD2 & CD3, and CD2 to CD3 were done, and each of these comparisons was evaluated for the effect of the laterality of the lesion. The ACNOVA (one way analysis of covariance) indicated significant effects on the performance IQ (PIQ) related to age of onset of seizures with later onset seizures associated with higher PIQ. Those subjects with circumscribed mass lesions did better on PIQ and verbal IQ (VIQ) than those with CDs. The classification ofCD1, 2, 3, etc. did not affect theV or PIQ. There