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Palinopsia has generally been described in reference to static afterimages. In our case, not only was the afterimage that was perceived by the patient in motion, but the direction of the movement was also opposite to that of the actual object. We propose the term dyskinetopsic palinopsia, or simply motion-related palinopsia, for this particular condition.A 39-year-old man with a diffuse axonal injury self-presented to the cognitive function clinic of the Ashikaga Red Cross Hospital complaining of behavioral errors in his daily life, suc
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