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COMETE Study : COgnitive Rehabilitation of MEmory in Temporal Epilepsy
Studies on the cognitive function have highlighted promising results concerning attention. In contrast, in the field of memory, the single cohort study that has been carried out, has not been randomised, with non comparable groups, the significant outcomes are therefore to be balanced. In this study, patients with focal and structural temporal lobe epilepsy will be randomised in 2 groups : the COMETE group where patients will attend a specific rehabilitation programme of memory and the control group where patients will benefit from a standard treatment.
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