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case_images: EEG showing electrographic seizure.. A) Beginning of electrographic seizure; rhythmic slow waves showing propagation to right cerebral hemisphere. B) Continuation and termination of electrographic seizure.
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case_images: Figure 1), indicating non-convulsive status epilepticus (NCSE). Frequent 2-3 Hz left hemispheric ictal delta activity with spatio-temporal evolution was recorded.
case_images: (A) Longitudinal bipolar montage, (B) Common referential montage - improvement in background rhythm and left temporal epileptic abnormality.
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case_images: EEG were repeated nine months after the event to determine if ASM should be discontinued. EEG detected focal epileptic discharges in the left temporal head region as shown in Figure 2, and brain MRI showed significant resolution of changes, except an abnormal focal hyperintense lesion in the left temporal area (see Figure 3).
case_images: A-D: Initial MRI brain images showing changes of diffuse axonal brain injury; A - ADC sequence showing edema, B - T2 weighted images showing hyperintense left temporal lobe, C - FLAIR sequence showing hyperintense signals in corpus callosum, D - FLAIR sequence showing hyperintense left temporal lobe suggestive of edema. E-H: Follow up MRI brain images; E - ADC sequence showing residual minimal bright signal in left temporal area, F - T2 weighted sequence showing significant resolution of left temporal edema, G - FLAIR image showing resolution of changes in corpus callosum, H - FLAIR sequence showing residual hyperintense lesion in left temporal lobe.
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case_images: EEG were repeated nine months after the event to determine if ASM should be discontinued. EEG detected focal epileptic discharges in the left temporal head region as shown in Figure 2, and brain MRI showed significant resolution of changes, except an abnormal focal hyperintense lesion in the left temporal area (see Figure 3).
case_images: Time line of case.
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