A comparison of occipital and temporal lobe epilepsies
Acta Neurologica Scandinavica2015Vol. 132(4), pp. 284–290
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Abstract
Occipital lobe epilepsy is difficult to identify and may masquerade as temporal lobe epilepsy. Visual symptoms and occipital findings in the EEG suggest the diagnosis of OLE, but absence of these features, does not exclude the diagnosis. When posterior temporal EEG findings or multilobar involvement occurs, the diagnosis of OLE should be considered.
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