[Focal lesions in XXXX ].

@entity2695 @entity75 @entity9670 @entity6795 @entity739 @entity302 @entity4242 @entity230
Among 174 cases of @entity739 examined by CT-scan between January 80 and December 85, 17 (9.8%) had a focal lesion without @entity4242 . It consisted of an @entity2695 (1 case), a @entity6795 (1 case) and @entity75 (15 cases). In 11 cases with @entity9670 , an acute event had occurred between 28 weeks of gestation and 3 months of life. In 7 cases, the lesion extended to the major part of one hemisphere. In the 10 others, it was localized either to the rolandic or to the temporo-occipital regions. In all the cases, the lesion concerned at least one of these areas. It involved the cortex in 15 cases but in the 2 others it seemed to only concern the white matter. The lesion was on the left in 14 cases. After @entity230 , the @entity302 recurred in 6 cases of which 5 involved the frontal lobe (P less than 0.05). This study seems to show that it is mainly the rolandic and the temporo-occipital areas that favour the occurrence of @entity739 , whereas extension to the frontal area is responsible of a later partial @entity302 .
