Erratum to "Ecstatic and gelastic seizures related to the hypothalamus" [Epilepsy Behav. Rep. 14 (2020) 100358].

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1016/j.ebr.

Ecstatic and gelastic seizures related to the hypothalamus.

Ecstatic seizures constitute a rare form of epilepsy, and the semiology is diverse. Previously, brain areas including the temporal lobe and the insula have been identified to be involved in clinical expression. The aim of this report is to review changes in ecstatic seizures in a patient before and after operation for a hypothalamic hamartoma, and to scrutinize the relation to gelastic seizures.

Ecstatic and gelastic seizures relate to the hypothalamus.

Ecstatic seizures constitute a rare form of epilepsy, and the semiology is diverse. Previously, brain areas including the temporal lobe and the insula have been identified to be involved in clinical expression. The aim of this report is to review changes in ecstatic seizures in a patient before and after operation of a hypothalamic hamartoma, and to scrutinize the relation to gelastic seizures.