Seizures: motor presentations
Evidence-based neurology checklist on seizures: motor presentations: Limb and body movements Pedalling Gyrations Dancing Running: cursive Undressing Fencer’s posture Incoordination Dystonic posturing Hemiballism movements Toe dorsiflexion Asymmetric tonic limb posturing (ATLP, figure-of-4 sign)…
Limb and body movements
- Pedalling
- Gyrations
- Dancing
- Running: cursive
- Undressing
- Fencer’s posture
- Incoordination
- Dystonic posturing
- Hemiballism movements
- Toe dorsiflexion
- Asymmetric tonic limb posturing (ATLP, figure-of-4 sign)
- Pseudo figure-of-4 sign: this is false localising ATLP
- Pelvic thrusting: with frontal and temporal lobe seizures
- Ictal body turning: versive or non-versive
- Ictal turning prone (ITP)
- Bed leaving
- Belly dancing (belly dancer’s syndrome)
- Abdominal clonic jerks
Buccofacial movements
Head movements
Hand postures and movements
Religious movements
References
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- Bagla R, Khoury JS, Skidmore C. Teaching video neuroimages: dancing epilepsy. Neurology 2009; 72:e114.
- Neilson J, Snyder T, Pugh J, Wheatley M, Tang-Wai R. Gelastic seizures with dancing arising from the anterior prefrontal cortex. Epileptic Disord 2014; 16:233-237.
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