INTRODUCTION
Mirror writing is defined as the writing of letters, words, and sentences in the direction opposite to that of normal writing and with the letters reversed. It is observed in children learning to write and in individuals writing with their non-dominant hand.1Left-handers and adults using language that is written from right to left may have the uncommon ability for mirror writing. Pathologically, this alteration may be observed after a focal brain injury, such as a stroke involving the dominant cerebral hemisphere,2traumatic brain injuries, and Parkinson’s disease.1However, mirror writing in patients with epilepsy has not been reported previously. Herein, we report a case of mirror writing in a patient with epilepsy.