Takeaway
Type I, II and III hyperkinetic seizures (HKS) are associated with unique patterns of hyperperfusion.
Why this matters
The exact localization of the networks involved in HKS is not well understood; however, a role for the subcortical brain structures is postulated.
Subcortical structures are not typically implanted during invasive encephalography (EEG); however, functional imaging could be used to characterize neural network activation in HKS.