In such cases of right greater than left temporal lobe atrophy, the clinical presentation of SD is dominated, not by aphasia, but by prosopagnosia and behavioral dyscontrol [ 64, 107, 118].
MRI at presentation shows bilateral temporal lobe FLAIR hyperintensity left greater than right (b) and leptomeningeal enhancement (c).
Unilobar frontal lobe lesions were the most common presentation in both asymptomatic and symptomatic patients.
Based on the geometric analysis, the mathematical model of this new tooth profile is presented, leading to a presentation of a helical tooth profile and a comparative study between the three-lobe helical tooth and a conventional straight tooth.
Triple-phase CT scan at our institution taken 12 months after her initial presentation revealed the left hepatic lobe metastasis to be 2.3 × 2 cm without evidence of metastatic disease elsewhere.
(Prior to computing the intercorrelations, the voxels' activation profiles within each lobe and participant were averaged over six presentations and normalized over the 60 words to have a mean = 0 and SD = 1.
Centrally presented fearful faces activated only the inferior temporal region in the first 130 ms of latency, and a larger neuronal network along the visual ventral pathway between 140 and 190 ms. During this time window, inferior occipital lobes, fusiform gyrus, superior temporal gyrus and inferior temporal lobe were sensitive to facial expressions only for central presentation.
Note: β, neuro-imaging findings upon presentation; δ, located on the left temporal lobe; IQR, inter-quartile range.
The statistical comparison between the blocked and the event-related fMRI design revealed a significantly higher BOLD response during blocked presentation in the inferior and superior parietal lobes.
Regular follow-up examinations at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months after initial presentation confirmed the pituitary lesion within the posterior lobe, while CT scans of thorax and abdomen remained negative except for the left-sided adrenal tumor.
