Introduction: Delusions demand an explanation in terms of their neural, psychological, and
sociological mechanisms. We must bridge these levels of explanation in order to understand …

Background: Sensory deprivation (SD) is a widely prevalent condition that leads to various
health-related consequences and is also an important cause of disability worldwide. Earlier …

ObjectiveVisual release hallucinations are perceptual disturbances that occur in individuals
who have experienced vision loss. Almost 50 million people worldwide are believed to …

Background. A significant proportion of patients with neurological disorders may have
comorbid psychiatric symptomology, which may be managed by primary outpatient …

DISCUSSION Although the disease has been widely reported, prevalence estimates range
from as low as 0.4% to as high as 12% depending on the study. In a cohort of 703 patients …

Objectives: Review the psychological theories of delusion. Identify at least three syndromes
in which delusions are a characteristic feature. Describe the management options available …

Discussion The patient had glaucoma leading to vision disturbances. In a meta-analysis, the
overall prevalence of Charles Bonnet syndrome in glaucoma was reported as 2.8%. 2 When …

Visual hallucination in a person with loss of vision was first described by Charles Bonnet in
1769 when his 89-year-old grandfather, who experienced visual hallucinations after visual …

Discussion The patient had glaucoma leading to vision disturbances. In a metaanalysis, the
overall prevalence of Charles Bonnet syndrome in glaucoma was reported as 2.8%. 2 When …

Objectives: Describe the evaluation of sexually transmitted infections. Outline the
complications of a sexually transmitted infection. Identify the management of patients with …