Purpose: Language-induced epilepsy involves seizure precipitation by speaking, reading, and writing. Seizures are similar to those of reading epilepsy (RE).

4 апр. 2006 г. · Language-induced epilepsy is a rare syndrome characterized by involuntary jaw jerks, sometimes followed by staring, that occurs in concomitance ... Abstract · METHODS · RESULTS · DISCUSSION

18 апр. 2022 г. · In a case of language-induced epilepsy, the patient exhibited facial myoclonus while reading aloud, and dysfluent language, mimicking stuttering ...

On language-induced epilepsy A subtype of reflex epilepsy known as language-induced epilepsy appears to be triggered by specific linguistic inputs.

The syndrome of language-induced epilepsy remains a complete mystery, which is not explained by our current knowledge of the organization of language in the ...

USE OF LANGUAGE MODALITIES OF READING, WRITING, AND SPEAKING HAS TRIGGERED SEIZURES IN WHAT MAY BE THE 1ST RECORDED CASE OF SO-CALLED REFLEX EPILEPSY.

THE SO-CALLED reflex epilepsies, ie, those in which the seizures can be precipitated by highly specific stimuli, continue to be of great interest to the ...

By far the most frequently reported form of language-induced epilepsy is reading epilepsy, i.e. epilepsy triggered off by the act of reading.

Graphogenic seizures as an expression of language-induced epilepsy should not be confused with those that are manifestations of juvenile myoclonic epilepsy.

1 нояб. 2016 г. · A key feature of these conditions is impairment of language skills (aphasia). The language problems can affect speaking, reading, and writing.