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Studies (No.) Total Subjects (No.) Proportion Amygdala T2 hyperintensity 3 94 9 (10%) Insula T2 hyperintensity 5 153 12 (8%) Cortical T2 FLAIR hyperintensitya 4 79 14 (18%) Cortical with diffusion restrictiona 3 85 2 (2%) Leptomeningeal gadolinium enhancement 2 61 3 (5%) MTL swelling 4 117 18 (15%) MTL atrophyb 7 353 55 (16%) MTL with gadolinium enhancement 2 151 5 (3%) MTL atrophy or mesial temporal sclerosis on follow-up 6 154 71 (46%) BG atrophy 2 102 3 (3%)
a Excluding MTL and insula.
↵b The time of the MR imaging relative to symptom initiation was not available.