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Contraversive seizures in occipital epilepsy

We studied a man with repeated seizures characterized by deviation of the head and eyes to the left. A right occipital focus was demonstrated in the EEG. Adversion is usually associated with frontal or temporal lobe seizures; the direction of adversion is equally likely to be ipsilateral as contralateral to the ictal focus. In all reports of occipital epilepsy, the ictal focus has been contralateral to the direction of head turning.