Musicogenic epilepsy (ME) is an intriguing epilepsy syndrome with estimated prevalence of 1 per million [1]. Seizures are precipitated by complex and usually highly specific stimuli. ME has been the topic of several excellent reviews [2, 3], but reports of comprehensively studied patients are scarce [1]. Notably, ME can provide insights in auditory processing and seizure-triggering mechanisms in humans. We present here a patient with non-lesional ME, whose seizure initiation and propagation shed light on interconnections within the superior temporal cortex.
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