Abstract Seizures are rarely a manifestation of corpus callosum lesions, especially when the lesion is a cavernoma in the genu.Till date only one such case has Oral Health been reported.Here, we report a 46-year-old male patient who presented with an episode of generalized seizures.Neurological examination was unremarkable.
However, a computed tomographic scan revealed a small hemorrhage in the region of Underwater the corpus callosum.On further investigations, magnetic resonance imaging and angiography confirmed it to be a cavernoma.The patient was managed conservatively with antiepileptics in view of the location of the lesion and is on regular follow-up.There are no definitive guidelines for management of such patients, and they continue to pose a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge to the practicing neurosurgeon.