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Published in final edited form as: J Neurosurg. 2017 Oct 13;129(1):165–173. doi: 10.3171/2017.3.JNS162821

Table 3:

FDG PET, MR Imaging, and Pathological Analysis

Patient/Group PET hypometabolism PET laterality MRI MTS MRI TPa MRI AL Lesion Location Pathology Pathology MTS
NR1 NR2 NR1 NR2 NR1 NR2
1 – A Y R - _ - - - + R amygdala enlargement FCDIIa No
2 – A Y BL - _ - - - + L amygdala enlargement FCDIb No
3 – A Y L L L - - - - - FCDIIa No
4 – A N/A N/A - _ - - + + R amygdala, periamygdaloid and temporal piriform cortex, hippocampal head DNT No
5 – A Y R R R R R - - - FND Yes
6 – A Y L - _ L L - + L amygdala and hippocampal head FCDIb No
7 – A Y L L L - - + + L PHG FCDIIIa Yes
8 – B Y R - _ - - + + R fusiform gyrus GG; FCDIIIb No
9 – B Y L L L - L - - Left hippocampal sclerosis None Yes
10 – B Y L L L - - - - Left hippocampal sclerosis None Yes

Neuroimaging and pathology findings in all study patients. Group A are patients 1–7 and Group B are patients 8–10. MRI findings of MTS, temporal pole abnormalities, or anatomical lesions are denoted as either R, L, or BL (if present, with R, L, or BL denoting Right, Left, or Bilateral, respectively) or – (not present). One MRI interpretation is provided for each patient by two different neuroradiologists. NR1 and NR2 denotes which neuroradiologist interpretation is depicted. TPa: Temporal pole abnormalities. MRI AL: Anatomical lesion on MR imaging. FCD: Focal cortical dysplasia. DNT: Dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumor. FND: Focal nodular dysplasia. GG: Ganglioglioma.