Additional file 2 of Hippocampal granule cell dispersion: a non-specific finding in pediatric patients with no history of seizures

Additional file 2.Full list of cases with clinical history. List of total 147 autopsy cases studied, along with a table of their clinical history obtained from the patient records and histology archives of Seattle Children’s Hospital Department of Pathology (2014-2019). Variables analyzed included age, gender, post-mortem interval, seizure history and interval (onset till death) and major systemic clinical diagnoses including malformations or other problems in central nervous system (CNS), which denotes many acquired forms of CNS injury such as hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), cerebral edema. The blue highlights demarcate the seizure/epilepsy cases tabulated in Table 1. The pink highlights demarcate the controls demonstrating GCD, as tabulated inhippocampal section. GW, gestational weeks; TT, tram-track; DA, disaggregated; PMI, post-mortem interval; hr, hour(s); wk, week(s); mo, month(s); yr, year(s). Table 2. The non-highlighted rows demarcate cadaveric control reports with no clinical history of seizures and no evidence of GCD in any available hippocampal section. GW, gestational weeks; TT, tram-track; DA, disaggregated; PMI, post-mortem interval; hr, hour(s); wk, week(s); mo, month(s); yr, year(s).