Musicogenic Epilepsy

Murray, Jock

doi:10.1142/9781848162693_0011

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Neurological Disorders Of Music and Therapeutic Applications1

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“…Musicogenic epilepsy is defined as a type of reflex seizure disorder (i.e., precipitated by complex stimuli), in which the ictal event is induced by listening to specific songs or forms of music, often with a high emotional content (Peretz 2003;Murray 2010;Avanzini 2003;Maguire 2012). Scalp EEG recordings demonstrate focal epileptogenic discharges in the lateral and mesial temporal and orbitofrontal regions, often with a slight right-sided preponderance.…”

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