Documents Charles Bonnet Syndrome as Another Cause of Visual Hallucinations

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Documents Charles Bonnet Syndrome Following Trans-Sphenoidal Adenomectomy without Optic Nerve Atrophy

INTRODUCTION The Charles Bonnet syndrome (CBS) was first described in 1760, and it refers to visual hallucinations related to vision loss in patients with intact insight.1,2

Documents Visual Hallucinations in an Old Patient after Cataract Surgery and Treatment

Case Report Visual Hallucinations in an Old Patient after Cataract Surgery and Treatment Yal Bir Hastada Katarakt Ameliyat Sonras Ortaya Çkan Görsel Halüsinasyonlar

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