PMC2677717_01
MRI images showing the location and extent of lesions in each patient. The left column shows a coronal section through the hippocampi, the right column shows a sagittal section through the right hippocampus. Patient KC3's scan is a T2 weighted image showing abnormal high signal in the hippocampus prior to treatment. No corresponding sagittal scan is available for KC3. The other scans are T1 weighted structural images in which cerebro-spinal fluid appears dark. Brief lesion descriptions: KC3 - bilateral hippocampal damage; VC - bilateral hippocampal damage; RH - right hippocampal damage; Jon - bilateral hippocampal damage; MH - right-sided lesion including hippocampus, medial-ventral parts of occipital and temporal cortices. See Experimental Procedures for further details of the lesions and aetiology for each patient involved in the study, and Tables 1 and 2 for further information on patient age, sex and cognitive profile.
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F3
An MRI brain scan showed right sided occipital and temporal lobe infarction in the territory of the posterior cerebral artery (see Figure 3).
PMC2677717_02
MRI images showing the location and extent of lesions in each patient. The left column shows a coronal section through the hippocampi, the right column shows a sagittal section through the right hippocampus. Patient KC3's scan is a T2 weighted image showing abnormal high signal in the hippocampus prior to treatment. No corresponding sagittal scan is available for KC3. The other scans are T1 weighted structural images in which cerebro-spinal fluid appears dark. Brief lesion descriptions: KC3 - bilateral hippocampal damage; VC - bilateral hippocampal damage; RH - right hippocampal damage; Jon - bilateral hippocampal damage; MH - right-sided lesion including hippocampus, medial-ventral parts of occipital and temporal cortices. See Experimental Procedures for further details of the lesions and aetiology for each patient involved in the study, and Tables 1 and 2 for further information on patient age, sex and cognitive profile.
ukmss-4622-f0003.jpg
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F3
An MRI brain scan showed right sided occipital and temporal lobe infarction in the territory of the posterior cerebral artery (see Figure 3).
PMC2677717_03
MRI images showing the location and extent of lesions in each patient. The left column shows a coronal section through the hippocampi, the right column shows a sagittal section through the right hippocampus. Patient KC3's scan is a T2 weighted image showing abnormal high signal in the hippocampus prior to treatment. No corresponding sagittal scan is available for KC3. The other scans are T1 weighted structural images in which cerebro-spinal fluid appears dark. Brief lesion descriptions: KC3 - bilateral hippocampal damage; VC - bilateral hippocampal damage; RH - right hippocampal damage; Jon - bilateral hippocampal damage; MH - right-sided lesion including hippocampus, medial-ventral parts of occipital and temporal cortices. See Experimental Procedures for further details of the lesions and aetiology for each patient involved in the study, and Tables 1 and 2 for further information on patient age, sex and cognitive profile.
ukmss-4622-f0003.jpg
PMC2677717_05_ukmss-4622-f0003.jpg
F3
An MRI brain scan showed right sided occipital and temporal lobe infarction in the territory of the posterior cerebral artery (see Figure 3).
PMC2677717_04
PMC2677717_05
MRI images showing the location and extent of lesions in each patient. The left column shows a coronal section through the hippocampi, the right column shows a sagittal section through the right hippocampus. Patient KC3's scan is a T2 weighted image showing abnormal high signal in the hippocampus prior to treatment. No corresponding sagittal scan is available for KC3. The other scans are T1 weighted structural images in which cerebro-spinal fluid appears dark. Brief lesion descriptions: KC3 - bilateral hippocampal damage; VC - bilateral hippocampal damage; RH - right hippocampal damage; Jon - bilateral hippocampal damage; MH - right-sided lesion including hippocampus, medial-ventral parts of occipital and temporal cortices. See Experimental Procedures for further details of the lesions and aetiology for each patient involved in the study, and Tables 1 and 2 for further information on patient age, sex and cognitive profile.
ukmss-4622-f0003.jpg
PMC2677717_05_ukmss-4622-f0003.jpg
F3
An MRI brain scan showed right sided occipital and temporal lobe infarction in the territory of the posterior cerebral artery (see Figure 3).