Table 1.

Evolution of the hyperthermic halo (HH) in 27 patients. The diagram shows, respectively, its extension (in cm²) and RTR

		Baseline		I Check (3 Months)		II Check (6 Months)		III Check (9 Months)
Patient	Lesion site	HH Area	TRT (a)	HH Area	TRT	HH Area	TRT	HH Area	TRT
		(cm2)		(cm2)		(cm2)		(cm2)
1	Frontotemporal	5	R	4	R	2	R	1	S
2	Frontoparietal	4	R	3	R	1	S	0,5	S
3	Frontoparietal	4	R	3	R	1	R	0,5	S
4	Temporal	3	R	2	R	1	S	1	S
5	Frontotemporal	3	R	2	R	1	R	0	N
6	Occipital	5	R	4	R	1	R	0	N
7	Occipital	4	R	3	R	Drop-out
8	Occipital	3	R	2	R	2	R	Drop-out
9	Temporal	5	R	3	R	1	R	1	S
10	Frontoparietal	4	R	3	R	Drop-out
11	Occipital	3	R	2	S	1	S	0	N
12	Frontal	2	R	2	R	1	S	1	S
13	Parietal	5	R	4	R	3	R	1	S
14	Occipital	3	R	2	R	1	R	0,5	S
15	Occipital	2	R	1	R	0,5	N	0	N
16	Frontotemporal	3	R	2	R	1	N	1	R
17	Frontoparietal	4	R	3	R	2	R	1	R
18	Parieto-temporal	2	R	1	R	1	R	0,5	S
19	Temporal	4	R	3	R	2	N	0,5	S
20	Frontotemporal	4	R	3	R	2	R	0,5	S
21	Temporo-occipital	2	R	1	R	1	R	0,5	S
S22	Frontoparietal	3	R	2	S	1	S	1	S
23	Occipital	4	R	3	S	2	S	1	R
24	Temporal	5	R	4	R	3	R	0,8	SN
25	Frontoparietal	3	R	2	R	1	S	0,5	SN
26	Occipital	2	R	1	S	0,5	S	0,5	S
27	Frontal	2	R	1	R	1	S	0,6	S
28	Parietal	3	R	2	R	1	R	0,5	S
29	Occipital	4	R	3	R	2	R	1	S
30	Frontal	4	R	3	R	2	R	0	N

^(a)TRT = Thermal recovery times. Rapid (<10 s): Slow (>10 s < 2 min); Normal (>2′)