Figure 1
EEG following status epilepticus presentation. On Day 1 of acute presentation, EEG showed periodic lateralized epileptiform discharges (PLEDs) over the left hemisphere (A). By Day 3, the PLEDs were more localized over the left temporal region, and higher amplitude slowing had developed over the right hemisphere (B). By Day 4, left-sided PLEDs had resolved, replaced with diffuse suppression, and high-amplitude polymorphic slowing continued over the right hemisphere (C).