Edit a pattern in Photoshop?

Hi everyone,
I downloaded a set of pattern that I like but I would like to modify them so they can fit my needs completely.
I can't seem to find a way to do this... Is there any way at all?
Thanks in advance!!

Check their dimensions in Edit > Preset Manager by hovering the cursor above each one, create files of the respective sizes and apply the patterns to those.
Edit: I suppose it might be possible to extract the pixel content from the pat-file somehow, but unless an extraordinary number of patterns are to be edited I suspect it would be easier to do as mentioned above.

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