"Fencing Posture" of Frontal Epilepsy
On the ipsilateral upper and lower limbs, ankylosing abduction, the movement of the distal upper limb is more obvious than the distal lower limb. The clinical manifestation of this ipsilateral upper limb extension to the origin of epilepsy is described as "fencing posture". This is a symptom of the clinical manifestations of frontal lobe epilepsy.
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