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(A) Timeline from first symptoms to diagnosis and final treatment. (B) Brain FDG-PET: axial, coronal and sagittal orientation. Before treatment: diffuse frontal and temporal hypometabolism and striatum hypermetabolism. After treatment: improvement of orbito-frontal lobe and temporal hypometabolism and, to a smaller extent, of dorsolateral lobe hypometabolism. Anatomical orientation (right hemisphere on the right part of the figure). SUV ranging from 0 (blue) to 2 (red).
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A cerebral FDG-PET examination revealed the association of frontal hypometabolism and temporal and striatum hypermetabolism (Figure 1). Cerebral FDG-PET showed a normalization of metabolic impairment (Figure 1).