This analysis included information from 260 patients. Ninety-seven percent are men, and 99.2% are nationals of NCC endemic countries, mainly from Nepal (58.5%) and India (35.0%).

Seizures were the most common presentation (81.2%), with generalized tonic-clonic seizures being the most common type (61.5%). Headaches were present in 20.4% of the cases. On imaging, 47.9% had only one NCC lesion, and 55.8% of cases included pathology at the calcified stage. The granulonodular, colloidal and vesicular stages were seen respectively in 34, 29 and six percent of cases. Lesions were almost always parenchymal in location (99.6%), most frequently in the frontal lobe (58.8%). Albendazole was administered in 60.0% of subjects, and dexamethasone in 56.5%. Phenytoin was the most frequently prescribed anti-seizure medication (58.1%), followed by levetiracetam (18.1%). When follow up information was available, clinical improvement was noted in 85.9% of this subset.