By Hilde Henon, Didier Leys (auth.), José M. Ferro (eds.)
Neuropsychiatric signs of Cerebrovascular Diseases is an updated, accomplished evaluate of the neuropsychiatry of stroke, through energetic professionals within the box, with an emphasis on diagnostic and administration matters.
Neuropsychiatric signs of Cerebrovascular Diseases comprises serious appraisal of the methodological points and boundaries of the present learn at the neuropsychiatry of stroke and on unanswered questions/controversies. Pharmacological facets of administration are mentioned, to supply strong details on drug dosages, unwanted effects and interplay, which will allow the reader to control those sufferers extra appropriately. Illustrative situations offer actual lifestyles situations which are clinically proper and fascinating to read.
Neuropsychiatric signs of Cerebrovascular Diseases is geared toward neurologists, stroke physicians and psychiatrists, and also will be of curiosity to extensive care medical professionals, psychologists advert neuropsychologists, learn and expert nurses, medical researchers and methodologists.
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In a case report [25], an 80-year-old right-handed woman, previously in good health, developed flashing lights of different colors in her right visual field while watching television. These continued for about half an hour. She then saw “a red curtain” descend over her right field, followed at once by a right field hallucination of “four or five men,” variably dressed (two or three in business suits, one in a cowboy suit 38 E. Kumral and hat, one in a plaid shirt), moving about, not speaking, and not relating to one another.
The patient perceived these images as unreal illusions. She also reported the transformation of the animals into human figures, such as children playing the dolls. The patient also suffered from afternoon somnolence and insomnia at night. L’Hermitte pointed the similarity of the visual hallucinations to dreaming, according to their incoherent nature, the prevalence of mobile and multiple-colored images, and visuotactile associations. This type of hallucination was called hypnagogic because of the predilection for appearance during the late evening, but later, Van Bogaert suggested the term “peduncular hallucinosis” after a pathological verification of a patient with mesencephalic infarction [15].
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