… Typical clinical features of DLB include a progressive and fluctuating cognitive impairment
and visual hallucinations along with Parkinsonian symptoms. Early diagnosis is important
in DLB because of dangerous neuroleptic sensitivity which is associated with increased …

… Visual hallucinations have been reported in a variety of pathological states, including
Charles Bonnet Syndrome (visual hallucinations of the blind), migraine headache, Lewy
body dementia, Parkinson’s disease, narcolepsy, delirium tremens, schizophrenia, use of …

… fluctuating levels of awareness and orientation, and hallucinations. She had a HR of 133 …
However, the girl continued to be symptomatic with increased spasticity, visual hallucinations
… Radionuclide studies revealed a tracer leak outside her spinal column. Baclofen withdrawal …

… hallucination (… hallucination of non-H Group. There were no SPECT findings specific to
diseases. For schizophrenic patients, increased and decreased uptakes of IMP were seen in the
striatolimbic region and in the bilateral frontal lobes, respectively, irrespective of hallucination. …

… She was unable to hold conversations with her hallucinatory persons and had clear recollection
of her hallucinations. Her general physical … She was aware of the hallucinatory nature of
her experience but had no synesthesia and no volitional control over her hallucinations. A …

… The levels of radionuclides found in water typically are measured in units of picoCuries per
liter (one picoCurie is equal to 2.2 disintegrations per minute). The US Public Health Service
specifications stipulate that water supplies should not contain more than 3 picoCuries per …

… disease (PDD) have a similar clinical profile, with hallucinations and fluctuations in
consciousness being common features (McKeith and Burn, 2000). The hallucinations are
frequently well formed visual hallucinations (often of people or animals). Current International …

… The aim of this study was to evaluate the different nature of FDG PET in DLB patients who
had visual hallucination or not. … to the presence of visual hallucination; seven DLB patients
with visual hallucination,DLB-VH(+) and 6 patients without visual hallucination, DLB-VH(-). No …

… , functional magnetic resonance imaging and radionuclide imaging are such techniques
that are currently used in neuroimaging. Structural neuroimaging studies have demonstrated
the association between auditory hallucinations and superior temporal gyrus volume loss …

… the hallucinations to be a manifestation of a seizure disorder, the patient was begun on an
appropriate dosage of carbamazepine and had cessation ofthe hallucinations … The aura
usually involves hallucinatory experiences which most commonly is a deja VUe Occasionally, a …