Presentation
Seizures
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Mesial temproal sclerosis
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The left hippocampus is small and T2 hyperintense, with loss of the internal architecture. There is also a suggestion of mild increased T2 hyperintensity in the left amygdala.
Otherwise, unremarkable. In particular, no suspicious susceptibility, diffusion restriction or findings of a migrational anomaly or cortical dysplasia.
Conclusion
Findings are that of left mesial temporal sclerosis. Suggestion of left amygdala hyperintensity may be related, however, a concomitant ipsilateral amygdala pathology (ie. dysplasia) is not excluded.
Case Discussion
Typical features of left mesial temproal sclerosis.
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