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Electroencephalography with sphenoidal electrodes in a common average referential montage showed paroxysmal spike-and-wave complexes over the left temporal area. Maximal activity was observed over the mesial (Sp1) and mid-temporal (T3) areas with regional involvement and essentially normal background activity. AVG: average; EKG: electrocardiography; EMG, electromyography.
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Temporal lobe epilepsy is the most common focal epilepsy syndrome and has a broad spectrum of presentations. Nevertheless, isolated vestibular symptoms without other symptoms typical of temporal lobe seizures are relatively rare. Here, we report one female patient who suffered from chronic refractory vertigo and had inappropriate pharmacotherapy fo...
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