What is a versive seizure?
What is a versive seizure? Versive seizures are defined as a forced and involuntary turning of the head and eyes in one direction with an associated neck extension resulting in a sustained unnatural position of both. The frontal eye fields are the symptomatogenic zone. What is Versive head turning? Forced turning of the head and eyes (versive movement) during epileptic seizures has traditionally been thought to indicate seizure onset in the cerebral hemisphere contralateral to the direction of turning. What do the eyes do when you have a seizure? "During tonic-clonic activity, rhythmic eye blinking was typically seen followed by...