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. 2021 Jul 27;12:372. doi: 10.25259/SNI_350_2021

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Figure 3: — Multiple hippocampal transections Case #F29. Focal cortical dysplasia, in the left temporal pole is visualized on MRI T2 weighted image. FCD does not spread to the hippocampus and it’s assize and structure were normal. MRI after FCD with the temporal pole resection and hippocampal transection. SWAN, axial and sagittal planes (b and c). Multiple hippocampal transactions. Patient #F27. Preoperative MRI scans on FLAIR reveals focal cortical dysplasia of the temporal pole and uncus. In addition, hippocampal sclerosis without its obvious reduction in volume can be observed on MRI. MRI scans 6 months after resection of the temporal pole, uncus and multiple hippocampal transections. There are no obvious signs of hippocampal infarction on MRI images in DWI (d) and FLAIR (e) sequences; In axial (f) and sagittal (g) MRI images in SWAN sequence, can be clearly visualized transections of hippocampus and parahippocampal gyrus (arrows).