Magnetic resonance features of the feline hippocampus in epileptic and non-epileptic cats: a blinded, retrospective, multi-observer study.

BMC veterinary research(2016)

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Cats presenting with recurrent epileptic seizures with orofacial involvement are more likely to have hippocampal pathologies, which suggests that TL abnormalities are not merely unspecific epileptic findings, but are associated with a certain type of epilepsy. TL signal alterations are more likely to be detected on FLAIR sequences. In contrast to severe changes in the TL which were described similarly among specialists, mild TL abnormalities may be difficult to interpret, thus leading to different assessments among observers.
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Cluster seizures,Epileptic seizure,Feline temporal lobe epilepsy,Hippocampal necrosis,Hippocampal sclerosis,Interobserver agreement,Magnetic resonance imaging,Orofacial automatism,Orofacial involvement,Status epilepticus
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