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Ambiguous paroxysmal events: facial movements (1)

Left facial twitching can be misinterpreted as seizure with motor symptoms of the face. This involves the periorbital muscles with bilateral high amplitude, fast frequency myogenic potential at frontopolar electrodes. Movements began and terminated abruptly. (Contributed by Dr. Selim R Benbadis.)