Lower Task-Estimated Visual Working Memory Capacity in Adults with Epilepsy: A Cross-Sectional Quantitative Assessment Using Eye Tracking

Background/Objectives: Cognitive dysfunction is clinically relevant in epilepsy, and objective task-based measures could complement neuropsychological assessment, but visual working memory across graded loads and task-embedded gaze remain incompletely characterized. We quantified task-estimated capacity and performance using gaze-triggered change localization.