Presentation
Seizures.
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From the case:
Mesial temporal sclerosis: secondary
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MRI demonstrates, in addition to occipital gliosis, marked atrophy and increased signal of the left hippocampus, in keeping with secondary mesial temporal sclerosis.
Case Discussion
This patient had a previous left occipital abscess with resulting gliosis. He subsequently developed occipital seizures (confirmed on EEG).
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