Localization Value of Versive Seizures—A Video Report

Abstract

An 8-year-old, right-handed female with no initial precipitat-ing injuries or family history was presented to the casualty with the history of convulsions. Seizure semiology involves sudden onset of forced head and eye deviation to the left lasting for 20 to 30 seconds with clonic movements of left upper limb. During the episode, the child remained respon-sive and there was no involvement of other limbs ( ►Fig. 1 and ► Video 1 ). Child had a total of four such episodes before hospitalization. General physical and neurological examina-tion was within normal limits. Her fundoscopy was normal.