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Alucinações de liberação visual, também chamadas de síndrome de Charles Bonnet, referem-se à experiência de alucinações visuais complexas em uma pessoa com perda parcial ou completa da visão. As alucinações são exclusivamente visuais, usualmente temporárias e não relacionadas a transtornos mentais ou do comportamento. | |||
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Visual release hallucinations, also called Charles Bonnet syndrome, refer to the experience of complex visual hallucinations in a person who has experienced partial or complete loss of vision. Hallucinations are exclusively visual, usually temporary, and unrelated to mental and behavioural disorders. | |||
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Visual release hallucinations, also called Charles Bonnet syndrome, refer to the experience of complex visual hallucinations in a person who has experienced partial or complete loss of vision. Hallucinations are exclusively visual, usually temporary, and unrelated to mental and behavioural disorders.
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Visual release hallucinations, also called Charles Bonnet syndrome, refer to the experience of complex visual hallucinations in a person who has experienced partial or complete loss of vision. Hallucinations are exclusively visual, usually temporary, and unrelated to mental and behavioural disorders. |
