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Washington University Experience | MISCELLANEOUS | Neurosarcoid - no PNS | 14A0 Case 14 History
Case 14 History ---- Three weeks prior to hospital admission, this previously well 36 year-old man had a temporal lobe seizure followed by loss of consciousness. A CT scan revealed an abnormality involving the left temporal lobe. MRI confirmed a lesion in the anterior aspect of the left temporal lobe and exerting mass effect on the left cerebral peduncle which enhanced with Gadolinium. EEG showed a left mid-temporal slow wave focus which became more prominent with hyperventilation. A left temporal lobectomy was carried out.
