Neurophysiologie clinique = Clinical neurophysiology · 2020
Rhythmic rocking stereotypies in frontal lobe seizures: A quantified video study.
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Hou Jen-Cheng, Thonnat Monique, Huys Raoul, Bartolomei Fabrice, McGonigal Aileen
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OBJECTIVES: Rhythmic, stereotyped movements occur in some epileptic seizures. We aimed to document time-evolving frequencies of antero-posterior rocking occurring during prefrontal seizures, using a quantitative video analysis.
METHODS: Six seizures from 3 patients with prefrontal epilepsy yet different sublobar localizations were analyzed using a deep learning-based head-tracking method.
RESULTS: Mean rocking frequency varied between patients and seizures (0.37-1.0Hz). Coefficient of variation of frequency was low (≤12%).
DISCUSSION: Regularity of body rocking movements suggests a mechanism involving intrinsic oscillatory generators. Since localization of seizure onset varied within prefrontal cortex across patients, altered dynamics converging on a "final common pathway" of seizure propagation involving cortico-subcortical circuits is hypothesized.
METHODS: Six seizures from 3 patients with prefrontal epilepsy yet different sublobar localizations were analyzed using a deep learning-based head-tracking method.
RESULTS: Mean rocking frequency varied between patients and seizures (0.37-1.0Hz). Coefficient of variation of frequency was low (≤12%).
DISCUSSION: Regularity of body rocking movements suggests a mechanism involving intrinsic oscillatory generators. Since localization of seizure onset varied within prefrontal cortex across patients, altered dynamics converging on a "final common pathway" of seizure propagation involving cortico-subcortical circuits is hypothesized.