Female, age 10.  She was referred for investigation with a history 
of symptomatic focal epilepsy. At the time of investigation there 
had been an increase in seizures which included blank episodes and 
jerks. She presented with difficulties in verbal comprehension and 
memory. 

Her MRI revealed Right perisylvian polymicrogyria. Medication included 
Leviteracetum and Carbmazepine. Investigations were to consider epilepsy 
surgery, though the extent of the polymicrogyria rendered this a difficult 
option.