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Reduced Gray Matter Volume in the Frontotemporal Cortex of Patients with Early Subacute Sclerosing Panencephalitis

K. Aydin, O. Okur, B. Tatli, S.G. Sarwar, C. Ozturk and C. Dilber
American Journal of Neuroradiology February 2009, 30 (2) 271-275; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A1329
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    Axial FLAIR (TR = 9800 ms, TE = 110 ms, NEX = 2) image of a patient with stage 2 disease reveals normal findings.

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    Statistical parametric maps demonstrating the structural difference in gray matter volumes. Significant gray matter volume decrease (P < .05, corrected) is overlaid in color on the normalized T1-weighted images of a healthy control subject. Only clusters of voxels consisting of at least 20 voxels are displayed. The color scale shows the range of Z values. It shows the reduced gray matter volumes in bilateral medial temporal regions, including the amygdala, cingulate gyri, and right inferior frontal gyrus.

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    Patient No.AgeSexDuration of Symptoms (weeks)StageNDI ScoreIgG IndexSymptoms
    110M811037ALP, DSP
    212F311537DSP, DSI, EI
    37F1622099Moderate depression, DSI, INS
    414F811073ALP, DSP
    59F5110113DSI, EI
    67F24225108ALP, DSP, DSI, INS
    78F12215433DSP, INS
    813F811517IPE, EI, DSP
    910M611013ALP, DSI
    109F6115105EI, IPE
    1110F411531ALP, DSP, DSI, EI
    127M5115709DSI, IPE
    1313F1822522ALP, DSP, DSI, INS
    147M8120161DSP, EI, IPE
    159M1222547DSP, INS
    169F41151370ALP, DSP, DSI, IPE
    179M5110126DSP, IPE
    • Note:—ALP indicates altered personality/behavior; DSP, decreased scholastic performance; DSI, decreased social interactions; EI, emotional instability; IPE, inappropriate emotions; INS, involuntary spasms; NDI, neurologic disability index; IgG, immunoglobulin G.

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    Cortical regions with decreased gray matter volume in patients compared with control subjects

    Anatomic Regions (BA)Talairach Coordinates: Patients vs Control SubjectsMax. Z Values
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    Left amygdala−32−1−125.49
    Left uncus (BA 38)−273−335.24
    Left cingulate gyrus (BA 31)−10−23385.15
    Left cingulate gyrus (BA 24)−7−15415.32
    Left superior temporal gyrus (BA 38)−304−115.24
    Left middle temporal gyrus (BA 37)−46−59−13.51
    Right cingulate gyrus (BA 24)60355.68
    Right inferior frontal gyrus (BA 44)523135.16
    Right superior temporal gyrus (BA 38)333−95.10
    Right fusiform gyrus (BA 20)52−35−194.98
    Right amygdala30−3−105.13
    • Note:—Max indicates maximum; BA, Brodmann area.

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