“…Two categories of eating seizures (ES) have been proposed; ES with temporo-limbic and ES with extratemporal, mainly suprasylvian, onset [1]. The two reported cases of eating seizures assessed by SEEG found a seizure onset in the anterior insula [2] and in the mesial temporal/ inferior insular region [3] and the patients were seizure free after resection. In our case Scalp-EEG and PET data pointed to a posterior perisylvian focus.…”