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Movement quantification during epileptic seizures: a new technical contribution to the evaluation of seizure semiology

In epilepsy, seizure semiology analysis is routinely used for diagnostic purpose. The behavior of the patient during seizures is usually evaluated by expert qualitative observation where several signs are identified. In the clinical literature, several ictal phenomena are described but still involved in controversy. In this paper, we present our effort to establish a quantified movement analysis method to be widely used as an additional tool to clarify this controversy.