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Musical Hallucinosis With Brainstem Lesions

Some partial epileptic disorders may indeed be related to peripheral vestibular or cochlear insults, presumably through aberrant cortical reorganization, but would need to develop over a much longer period than the early seizures under discussion, and would (like their associated EEG abnormalities) represent, at that time, direct cortical involvement. This idea remains largely hypothetical. In contrast, focal cortical epileptic discharges causing symptomatic vertigo (or auditory hallucinations) have been demonstrated numerous times by direct brain recording and/or stimulation.