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Ictal whistling: a rare automatism during temporal lobe seizures


Epileptic Disorders. Volume 12, Number 2, 133-5, June 2010, Clinical commentary with video sequences

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Author(s) : Seetharam Raghavendra, Seyed Mirsattari, Richard S McLachlan

Summary : One of the most unusual ictal automatisms reported is whistling. Two patients, both males, are described who had prominent whistling as a component of their complex partial seizures. Both had temporal lobe epilepsy with resolution of seizures after a temporal lobectomy. Ictal whistling appears to localize to the temporal lobe but may not be useful for lateralization. [Published with video sequences]

Keywords : epilepsy, whistling, automatism, seizure, vocalization

 

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