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EEG showing status epilepticus (A) and resolution after antiepileptic therapy (B).
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Fast paroxysmal bilateral activity of the type sharp wave was superimposed and more represented on the right and mainly frontotemporal (Figure 1A) areas. The next day, the EEG was repeated, and epileptiform activity did not reappear (Figure 1B); levetiracetam was switched to an oral dosage of 2,000 mg daily.
Brain MRI, axial section. T1-weighted imaging showing bilateral symmetrical hyperintensity in the globus pallidus and upper mesencephalon [(A), arrow]. T2-weighted FLAIR imaging depicting hyperintensity of the corticospinal tracts [(B), arrow].
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Bilateral hyperintensity of the lenticular nucleus was detected on T1W sequences (Figure 2A), while bilateral hyperintensity of the corticospinal tract signal was displayed on FLAIR (Figure 2B).
The timeline of the case report.
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On the day of discharge, her mental state was normal, and the patient noted improvement in her general health condition (Figure 3).