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Brain magnetic resonance imaging (FLAIR) and interictal brain SPECT (123I). Note the decrease of blood flow in the left frontal and temporal lobes (arrows).
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Brain magnetic resonance imaging was unremarkable; however, interictal brain SPECT (123I) showed a decrease of blood flow in the left frontal and temporal lobes (Fig. 1).
Interictal EEG showing regional sharp transients in the left anterio-midtemporal region. These sharp transients were not as clearly distinct from background activities as to be defined as epileptiform discharges, but they were reproducible in morphology and distribution and appeared not only in sleep but also in wakefulness.
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Interictal EEG showed intermittent irregular delta waves and sharp regional transients in the left anterio-midtemporal area (Fig. 2); these sharp transients were not as clearly distinct from background activities as to be defined as epileptiform discharges, but they were reproducible in morphology and distribution and appeared not only in sleep but also in wakefulness.