PMC3700939_01
(A) EEG of case 1 showing widespread continuous slow-wave abnormalities. (B) EEG of case 2 showing polyspike.
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EEG showed polyspike (Fig. 1B).
(A) Axial fluid attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) MR images of case 1. FLAIR MR image at 78 (a), 95 (b), 120 (c), 127 (d), and 182 (e) days after onset showing high signal intensity in the bilateral claustrum, medial of the anterior lobe, and periventricular legions (arrows) only at 120 and 127 days after onset, which then disappeared 182 days after onset. Mini mental state examination (MMSE). (B) FLAIR MR image of case 2 at 8 (f), 19 (g), 27 (h), 57 (i), and 91 (j) days after onset showing high signal intensity in the bilateral basal ganglia (arrows) at 19 days after onset and in the pons at 57 days after onset, but both disappeared 91 days after onset.
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A cranial MRI during the early clinical phase (day 8) showed relatively high intensity of the right posterior cortex (Fig. 2B). His cognition began to improve from day 12, and cranial MRI showed abnormal intensities in the bilateral basal ganglia at day 19 and in the pons at day 57 (Fig. 2B).
PMC3700939_02
(A) EEG of case 1 showing widespread continuous slow-wave abnormalities. (B) EEG of case 2 showing polyspike.
ccrep-6-2013-113f1.jpg
PMC3700939_02_ccrep-6-2013-113f1.jpg
f1-ccrep-6-2013-113
EEG showed polyspike (Fig. 1B).
(A) Axial fluid attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) MR images of case 1. FLAIR MR image at 78 (a), 95 (b), 120 (c), 127 (d), and 182 (e) days after onset showing high signal intensity in the bilateral claustrum, medial of the anterior lobe, and periventricular legions (arrows) only at 120 and 127 days after onset, which then disappeared 182 days after onset. Mini mental state examination (MMSE). (B) FLAIR MR image of case 2 at 8 (f), 19 (g), 27 (h), 57 (i), and 91 (j) days after onset showing high signal intensity in the bilateral basal ganglia (arrows) at 19 days after onset and in the pons at 57 days after onset, but both disappeared 91 days after onset.
ccrep-6-2013-113f2.jpg
PMC3700939_02_ccrep-6-2013-113f2.jpg
f2-ccrep-6-2013-113
A cranial MRI during the early clinical phase (day 8) showed relatively high intensity of the right posterior cortex (Fig. 2B). His cognition began to improve from day 12, and cranial MRI showed abnormal intensities in the bilateral basal ganglia at day 19 and in the pons at day 57 (Fig. 2B).