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A 31-year-old man with a 10-year history of epilepsy developed complex partial seizure. Urgent brain diffusionweighted images (DWI) showed marked hyperintensity in the entire corpus callosum [apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) =0.14×10 mm/s] and in the symmetric peripheral fronto-parietal white matter (ADC=0.13×10 mm/s) without enhancement (Picture 1). EEG showed sharp waves over both frontal regions. On the 15th hospital day, DWI lesions

Transient Restricted Diffusion of Whole Corpus Callosum and Symmetrical White Matter in Epilepsy