Rarely seen: Complex Partial and Frontal Lobe Seizures after Top-Of-The-Basilar-Syndrome

We describe a 37-year old male who suffered a top of the basilar stroke resulting in consecutive epilepsy with complex-partial, frontal lobe seizures and a complex-partial status epilepticus. As a visitor of a sports event the patient collapsed with brief tonic movements of both legs and arms. Coma occurred instantly and pupils were mydriatic without any reaction to light. A positive, bilateral Babinski sign was found. Medical history was empty besides mild obesity. There were especially no cardiovascular risk factors or previous seizures to be unveiled. No evident cause for cerebral stroke was found. Computed T…