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Continuous EEG registration, showing typical semiperiodic sharp-wave complexes with intervals of about 1 second.
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Unfortunately, the EEG abnormalities resolved for only a brief period, and the following days the PSWCs reappeared with intervals of about 1 second (Figure 1).
MRI findings (axial FLAIR, T2, and DWI). Subtle symmetrical hyperintensities in the caudate nucleus and putamen and less evident in the pulvinar nuclei and cerebral cortex are noticeable.The figure is constructed by J. Dorgelo.
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A new MRI showed symmetrical hyperintensities in the caudate nucleus and putamen, and less evident in the cerebral cortex and pulvinar nuclei on T2, fluid attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR), and diffusion weighted imaging (DWI) images (Figure 2).