Table 1:

Reported location of hypoglycemic lesions based on DWI imaging of the cerebrum

Authors	Patient (Age [yr], Sex)	Blood Glucose (mmol/L)	Symptoms	Hyperintense Lesion Localization on DWI	Reported Time between Onset of Hypoglycemic Symptoms and Initial DWI (hr)
Albayram et al7	68, F	1.77	Hemiparesis, slurred speech	Internal capsules	1
Maekawa et al16	62, M	2.0	Comatose	Cortical occipital lobe, hippocampus	18
Lo et al15	65, M	2.11	Seizures	Diffuse cortical lesions	120
	69, M	1.9	Speech difficulty, weakness	Corona radiata, internal capsules, splenium of the corpus callosum	0.75
Kim et al14	78, F	2.10	Dysarthric, less responsive	Splenium of the corpus callosum, internal capsules	2
Yanagawa et al18	20, F	3.69		Cortical and subcortical (sparing motor, sensory, and visual centers)	120
Kim et al13	78, F	2.1	Somnolent	Splenium of the corpus callosum, internal capsules	2
	41, M	1.16	Drowsy	Splenium of the corpus callosum	2
	42, M	0.16	Comatose	Splenium of the corpus callosum	3
Yoneda and Yamamoto19	37, M	n.a.	Deeply comatose	Periventricular white matter	24
				Cortical frontal lobe and insula	504
Cordonnier et al11	24, F	2.2	Hemiparesis	Internal capsula	2
Shirayama et al17	58, M	0.9	Deeply comatose	Pons	3
Böttcher et al9	77, M	1.71	Hemiparesis, somnolent	Corona radiata, splenium of the corpus callosum	1
Aoki et al8	73, F	1.1	Unresponsive	Bilateral internal capsules, corona radiata, cortical frontal and parietal lobes	On admission
Chan et al10	53, M	1.1	Seizures, diaphoresis	Cortical, temporal, and occipital lobes	24
Finelli12	53, M	1.27	Unresponsive	Basal ganglia, hippocampus, cortical temporal lobe	120