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(A1,A2) show the increased volume of the right hippocampus and hyperintensities in the fluid attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) sequence at the time of initial diagnosis. (B1,B2) show microbleed in the left temporal lobe in the susceptibility weighted imaging (SWI) sequence at the time of initial diagnosis. (C1,C2) show the increased volume of the right hippocampus and hyperintensities in the fluid attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) sequence ten months after diagnose.
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F1
Her cranial MRI presented abnormal signals in the right hippocampus without enhancement as shown in Figure 1A and microbleed in the left temporal lobe as shown in Figure 1B, which was similar to the cranial MRI results at her admission. She also underwent another cranial MRI scan, and the results was similar to the scan she underwent ten months before as shown in Figure 1C.
Asymmetric 3-5 Hz slow waves mixed with sharp waves and sharp-wave complexes in the right frontal pole, frontal region and anterior-middle temporal region.
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F2
Her 24-h video electroencephalogram (EEG) showed asymmetric 3-5 Hz slow waves mixed with sharp waves and sharp-wave complexes in the right frontal region and anterior-middle temporal region as shown in Figure 2.