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case_images: Asymmetric increased flair signal over the left hippocampus.
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case_images: T2 flair hyperintensity in the mesial temporal lobes was noted, with left lobe hyperintensity greater than that of the right lobe (Figure 1). These features raised suspicion for limbic encephalitis.
case_images: Electroclinical seizure: rhythmic theta discharges originating from left frontocentral/ frontotemporal region.
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case_images: Video EEG (Figure 2) showed frequent focal onset electrographic seizures from the left frontocentral and left frontotemporal region.
case_images: Electroclinical seizure: rhythmic delta activity originating from left frontotemporal region.
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case_images: Some of these electroclinical seizures showed delta brushes (Figure 3).