Mesial temporal sclerosis

On T2, the left hippocampus (head and body) is smaller compared with right (see the apparent larger temporal horn). It has also lost the trilaminar appearance and undulating contour -- still preserved on the right. On FLAIR, there is subtle but definite increase in intensity within the left hippocampus.

Ictal: No hyperperfusion seen. Hypoperfusion seen in left temporal and parietal lobes.

Interictal: Focal hypoperfusion of left temporal lobe.

Conclusion: Although there is no active focus of epilepsy, hypoperfusion of left temporal lobes in both studies is consistent with left MTS.

1. Temporal lobe lateral: Mild Chaslin's sclerosis only.
2. Hippocampus: Hippocampal sclerosis - Blumcke Type Ia.
3. Maxilla, uncus; Focal cortical dysplasia - Taylor Type IIa.