Myoclonic occipital photosensitive epilepsy with dystonia (MOPED)

Evidence-based neurology checklist on myoclonic occipital photosensitive epilepsy with dystonia (moped): Genetics Only one family has been reported with this disorder The transmission is autosomal dominant Clinical features Overlap conditions Complications Investigations

Genetics

  • Only one family has been reported with this disorder
  • The transmission is autosomal dominant

Clinical features

Overlap conditions

Complications

Investigations

References

  1. Sadleir LG, Paterson S, Smith KR, et al. Myoclonic occipital photosensitive epilepsy with dystonia (MOPED): a familial epilepsy syndrome. Epilepsy Res 2015; 114:98-105.

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