
A 9‐year‐old Caucasian boy affected by hot water epilepsy, with positive family history, experienced complex partial seizures during contact with hot water. A video‐EEG recording was taken while hot water was poured onto his chest. Hot water epilepsy is rarely described in European countries, where bathing epilepsy in younger children is more common and often confused with this type of epilepsy. [Published with video sequences]
Male, Epilepsy, Hot Temperature, Video Recording, Water, Baths, Electroencephalography, Pedigree, Europe, Seizures, Humans, Hot water epilepsy; Reflex epilepsy; Seizure, Child
Male, Epilepsy, Hot Temperature, Video Recording, Water, Baths, Electroencephalography, Pedigree, Europe, Seizures, Humans, Hot water epilepsy; Reflex epilepsy; Seizure, Child
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