Objective: Isolated visual hallucinations is considered as the Charles Bonnet syndrome. Ophtalmic or brain organic disease is a necessary or exclusionary criterion for diagnosis. In previous reports, it reported only solitary hallucination. In this report, we found multiple hallucinations. Case Presentation: In this article we report a 64 year-old blind man with renal failure under hemodialy...

objective: isolated visual hallucinations is considered as the charles bonnet syndrome. ophtalmic or brain organic disease is a necessary or exclusionary criterion for diagnosis. in previous reports, it reported only solitary hallucination. in this report, we found multiple hallucinations. case presentation: in this article we report a 64 year-old blind man with renal failure under hemodialysis...

PURPOSE To report the sudden onset of reversible Charles Bonnet syndrome precipitated byacute severe anemia. METHODS The charts of three patients (Usher syndrome, bilateral macular degeneration, and bilateral retinal vein occlusion) with acute Charles Bonnet syndrome in the setting of severe anemia were reviewed. RESULTS Anemia resulted from bladder surgery, recto-colitis, and severe urinar...

: Charles Bonnet Syndrome is a condition where visual hallucinations occur as a result of damage along the visual pathway. Patients with Charles Bonnet Syndrome maintain partial or full insight that the hallucinations are not real, absence of psychological conditions, and absence of hallucinations affecting other sensory modalities, while maintaining intact intellectual functioning. Charles Bon...

Current Opinion in Ophthalmology 2009, 20:219–222 Purpose of review The aging of the population and the resultant increase in the number of patients with low vision due to age-related macular degeneration and other ocular diseases necessitate an increase in awareness of the Charles Bonnet syndrome among ophthalmic care providers. Recent findings The clinical features of Charles Bonnet syndrome ...

Anton-Babinski syndrome describes visual anosognosia, asomatognosia and confabulation in patients presenting after non-dominant brain injury most often secondary to stroke or in some cases head injury. We present a case of a 67 YO gentleman who had a history of left occipital stroke, who presented with diffuse headache of four days’ duration. CT scan head and MRI of brain showed an acute onset ...

The following is a case of Charles Bonnet syndrome in an 86-year-old woman who presented with visual hallucinations. The differential diagnosis of visual hallucinations is broad and emergency physicians should be knowledgeable of the possible etiologies.

BACKGROUND Charles Bonnet syndrome is a rare disorder characterized by complex and recurrent visual hallucinations in elderly patients with visual pathway pathologic defects. To date, to our knowledge, it has not been described in patients undergoing surgical resection for occipital lobe epilepsy due to cortical dysplasia. OBJECTIVE To describe a patient who experienced complex visual halluci...

Sensory visual pathologies, accompanying simple or complex visual hallucinations that occur in visually-impaired individuals due to ophthalmologic or brain pathologies related to visual pathways in patients without mental disorders, are defined as Charles Bonnet syndrome. Between 10% and 60% of the patients having age-related eye diseases involving retina, cornea and the lens, commonly with mac...