Abstract
This case report describes a patient who developed a seizure with single-pulse transcranial magnetic stimulation during motor threshold estimation. The patient had no history of seizures in the past and no gross neurologic deficits. The only possible seizure-provoking factors were modest doses of lithium and chlorpromazine, which the patient was on, and family history of seizure in a brother. This report aims to highlight the fact that single-pulse transcranial magnetic stimulation may provoke a seizure even in the absence of gross neurologic abnormality.
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