Fig. 1
From: Ipsiversive ictal eye deviation in inferioposterior temporal lobe epilepsy—Two SEEG cases report
Electro-clinical semiology on non-invasive Video-EEG of Case-1. a The chronological semiology of habitual epileptic seizure without GTCS; b The close-up image of eyes and head of the same seizure; c Ictal non-invasive EEG of the same seizure. The sequential ictal clinical sign manifested on the imagine labeled by ① ~ ③: imagine ①shows eyes uncomfortable sensation and eyes close during 0-10 s of clinical seizure; imagine ② shows eyes forced right deviation on the time point of 9 s of clinical seizure; imagine ③ shows eye and head forced deviation to right side with left leg tonic posture during the 11 to 22 s of clinical seizure