1 in LGI1-Ab-E observations included orofacial automatisms (88/120, 73 % vs. 26/55, 47 %, pcorr = 0.024

2        The occurrence of early and late oral automatisms and dystonic posturing of an upper extremity

3 otal role during the transition between oral automatisms and generalized clonic convulsions.

4 res during the transition stage between oral automatisms and generalized clonic seizures, by measurin

5 , facial grimace, postictal cough, late oral automatisms and late motor involvement of the contralate

6  exhibited pauses in their behaviour, facial automatisms and myoclonus at the time of epileptiform EC

7                                    Orofacial automatisms, mydriasis and temporal lobe localisation we

8                                   Early oral automatisms occurred in 11 patients with HTS (68.8%) and

9 e contralateral upper extremity without oral automatisms occurred in three patients with HTS (18.8%)

10 gastric sensation, chewing and lip smacking, automatisms, postictal symptoms, and at least some degre

11 , simultaneously bilateral events, prominent automatisms, sensory aura, and post-ictal fear and speec

12 g (altered consciousness) and typical limbic automatisms that were coupled with polyspike/sharp-wave