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synesthesia/seizures

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Audioalgesic and audiovisuoalgesic synesthesias: epileptic manifestation.

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A patient with partial seizures with complex symptomatology of left frontotemporal origin experienced audioalgesic and audiovisuoalgesic synesthesias.

"Blue is music to my ears": multimodal synesthesias after a thalamic stroke.

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Acquired synesthesias have been reported in association with deafferentation of the visual system, temporal lobe seizures, and the use of psychedelics. Based on our review of the literature, the appearance of synesthesias after a thalamic stroke has been reported only once. We present the case of a

Music and the neurologist. A historical perspective.

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Neurological disorders affecting musical function can produce either positive or negative symptoms. Positive phenomena include musicogenic epilepsy (seizures triggered by music), musical partial seizures (hallucinated music as the expression of the seizure), musical release hallucinations

Synesthetic associations and psychosensory symptoms of temporal epilepsy.

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BACKGROUND Synesthesia manifests as unusual associative connections that may cause intriguing experiences due to various cross-modal connections, for example, a sound may be experienced as color. Several findings indicate that temporal lobe seizures or seizure-like conditions and increased

Organists and organ music composers.

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Clinical case reports of patients with exceptional musical talent and education provide clues as to how the brain processes musical ability and aptitude. In this chapter, selected examples from famous and unknown organ players/composers are presented to demonstrate the complexity of modified musical
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