General hospital psychiatry · 2011
Acute Charles Bonnet syndrome secondary to eye patching.
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Jackson Thomas E, Madge Simon N
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OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to report a case of Charles Bonnet syndrome secondary to eye patching following eyelid reconstruction with an unusually acute onset.
METHOD: An observational case report was conducted.
RESULTS: The patient reported complex visual hallucinations that started less than 10 minutes after patching of her right eye (the left eye had poor vision from previous trauma). The patch was removed after 2 days, and the hallucinations gradually stopped over the subsequent 2 days.
CONCLUSION: This case of Charles Bonnet syndrome describes an unusually acute onset of hallucinations and is only the second reported case following eye patching. Eye patching is commonly used in a number of situations, and it is important to be aware of this association, as the diagnosis of Charles Bonnet syndrome is often overlooked.
METHOD: An observational case report was conducted.
RESULTS: The patient reported complex visual hallucinations that started less than 10 minutes after patching of her right eye (the left eye had poor vision from previous trauma). The patch was removed after 2 days, and the hallucinations gradually stopped over the subsequent 2 days.
CONCLUSION: This case of Charles Bonnet syndrome describes an unusually acute onset of hallucinations and is only the second reported case following eye patching. Eye patching is commonly used in a number of situations, and it is important to be aware of this association, as the diagnosis of Charles Bonnet syndrome is often overlooked.