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case_images: MRI Brain (T2 axial) of the patient done five months after onset of neurological symptoms revealing normal study
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case_images: His MRI Brain [Figure 1] was normal.
case_images: Electroencephalograph of the child (Monopolar montage, Sensitivity of 20 microvolt/mm, Speed 30 sec/page) showing periodic slow wave complexes lasting for 1.5 to 2 seconds occurring at a regular interval of 18 seconds
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case_images: Electroencephalogram (EEG) [Figure 2] showed paroxysmal slow waves in delta range lasting for 1.5-2 seconds, occurring periodically at 18 seconds interval which had 1:1 relation with myoclonic jerks.