Identifying the infraslow activity associated with faciobrachial dystonic seizures in EEG
Richard Wennberg1, Julien Hébert1, David Tang-Wai1
1Department of Medicine (Neurology), University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Abstract
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Keywords:
EEGanti‐LGI1 encephalitisdirect current shiftetiology: encephalitis immune disorderfaciobrachial dystonic seizureinfraslow activitylocalization: frontal lobe (bilateral)phenomenology: motor seizure (simple), spasm (epileptic), tonic seizuresyndrome: focal nonidiopathic (localization not specified)tonic‐dystonic motor spasmMore Related Videos
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