2012
DOI: 10.1001/archneurol.2012.317
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Status Epilepticus Amauroticus Revisited

Abstract: To describe the clinical, electrographic, and radiographic features of status epilepticus amauroticus, or homonymous hemianopsia associated with partial status epilepticus, in 3 patients with subsequent resolution of radiographic abnormalities and visual deficits.

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“…Neuroimaging in our patient revealed hyperintensity on DWI as well as FLAIR and T2 signal along the right occipital cortex, but the corresponding occipital region had iso-density in ADC values, which rules out restricted water diffusion as in an ischemic stroke. This temporal ADC evolution in status epilepticus contrasts with the pattern seen in ischemic stroke, where ADC value is significantly reduced in the acute phase, followed by a gradual increase in the following days [16]. The local cellular disturbance initiated by a seizure may lead to fluctuations and shift of intra-and extra-cellular water, possibly resulting in cell swelling.…”
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“…DWI abnormalities in seizures result from a combination of impaired energy metabolism and hemodynamic changes rather than hypoxia/anoxia present in acute ischemic stroke. Therefore, the DWI in seizures frequently shows reversibility [16].…”
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