Nevertheless, Lapenta et al. [76] described a 61-year-old diabetic patient in whom insulin-induced transient hypoglycaemia triggered an EEG-documented temporal lobe seizure, yet with a semiology different from typical temporal lobe epilepsy—nocturnal convulsions rather than focal impaired awareness seizures with epigastric aura and oromotor automatisms. Here, INS is linked to temporal lobe epilepsy.