Epileptic Disorders
MENUElectrical stimulation of the cingulate elicits involuntary singing Volume 21, issue 5, October 2019
During normal conversation, the patient sings normal speech upon electrical brain stimulation at electrodes RIHG 1-2 (at 5-mA intensity). The patient responds to questions in a melodic singing voice with appropriate body language. Following cessation of the stimulation, the singing persists until the patient finishes the phrase or utterance that she had started.
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