Table 1 Clinical phenomenology of Cases 1 and 2 Vs common PD-related non-motor symptoms
From: Are we missing non-motor seizures in Parkinson’s disease? Two case reports
Case 1 Episodic Manifestations | Case 2 Episodic Manifestations | PD Non-Motor Manifestation |
|---|---|---|
Confusion (few hours duration) | Confusion (minutes to hours duration) | Cognitive fluctuations (hours to days) |
Visual aura | - | Visual perceptual problems/hallucinations |
Phantosmia | - | Hyposmia/functional anosmia |
Nocturnal events (violent jerks and vocalizations) | - | -REM sleep behavior disorder (possible pre-motor) -Non-REM parasomnias (confusional wandering) |
EEG: bilateral temporal spikes; left temporal slowing and left anterior sharp waves | EEG: left temporal slowing and left temporal sharp wave | EEG: normal/global slowing |