Table 2:

Clinical characteristics of comatose patients with hypoglycemic and diffuse DWI lesions

No./Age (yr)/Sex	Blood Glucose Levels (mg/dL)	DWI Lesion Distribution on Arrivala	DWI Lesions the Next Day	1-Week Outcome
14/87/F	45	Bilateral hemispheric white matter	No change	Died in 5 days
15/79/F	25	Bilateral hemispheric white matter	No change	Vegetative
16/72/M	64	Bilateral hemispheric white matter, bilateral basal ganglia	No change	Vegetative
17/85/F	40	Bilateral hemispheric white matter, splenium of the corpus callosum, bilateral basal ganglia, bilateral occipital cortices	No change	Vegetative
18/61/M	55	Bilateral hemispheric white matter, bilateral basal ganglia, bilateral occipital cortices	No change	Vegetative
19/83/F	35	Bilateral hemispheric white matter	No change	Disoriented
20/85/M	23	Bilateral hemispheric white matter	No change	Disoriented
21/93/F	10	Bilateral hemispheric white matter, left basal ganglia	No change	Vegetative
22/91/F	17	Bilateral hemispheric white matter	No change	Died in 4 days
23/74/F	36	Bilateral hemispheric white matter	No change	Disoriented

^aBilateral hemispheric white matter includes the bilateral internal capsules, bilateral corona radiata, and bilateral centrum semiovale.