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MRI brain with arrow showing left cortical dysplasia.
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In light of the EEG findings, the MRI was repeated and revealed a subtle area of cortical dysplasia around the left amygdala and adjacent cortex (Figure 1). 
EEG showing a 23 second period of apnoea (red arrow) prior to epileptiform activity (blue arrow).
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Finally, another video EEG study captured two EEG events typical for left temporal lobe seizures with a 23-s period of apnoea preceding the second event (Figure 2).