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To report a case of seizure-like phenomena associated with propofol administration during anesthesia induction.

Propofol-Associated Seizure-Like Phenomenon During Anesthetic Induction: A Case Report

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To report a case of seizure-like phenomena associated with propofol administration during anesthesia induction.
Documented clinical case of a 28-year-old male during general anesthesia induction
Explored episodes of seizure-like activity post-propofol administration
Conducted laboratory tests and imaging to rule out other causes
Patient exhibited seizure-like activity characterized by upward eye movement and stiffening of extremities
Seizure-like events resolved spontaneously and recurred during positioning
No metabolic or intracranial pathology was found supporting a propofol-induced etiology

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Case report reveals propofol can induce seizure-like activity in a patient without prior seizures, suggesting potential risks.

Sherrie Mae Valencia Bautista (2026) studied this question.

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