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Fig. 4A —Bilateral hippocampal volume loss despite initial signal
abnormality in only one hippocampus in 28-month-old female infant (patient 1)
with febrile status epilepticus. Seizure activity was localized to right
cerebral hemisphere and was manifested by left arm and leg twitching lasting
216 minutes. Coronal T2-weighted fast spin-echo MR image at time of status
epilepticus shows hyperintense signal in right hippocampus (arrow).
Initial right hippocampal signal intensity was graded as moderate signal
intensity increase (score of 3) and left hippocampal signal intensity was
graded as normal (score of 0). Right hippocampal volume measured 3,634
mm3 and left hippocampal volume measured 3,361 mm3.
