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Dual-channel amplitude-integrated electroencepaholgrapy (EEG) and EEG in a male term infant with left-sided thalamic stroke. (a) The background EEG from approximately 14 hours after delivery showed severe global suppression with a low-voltage burst suppression pattern (<10muV). No state cycling was evident. This continued for up to 48 hours, after which a gradual increase in voltage was seen to approximately 25muV. (b) Electrographic seizures show a clear focus over the left hemisphere with some right sided spread.
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There was no evidence of internal cerebral venous thrombosis. The basal ganglia, right thalamus, right internal capsule, and both cerebral hemispheres were normal in appearance (Fig.1).