Summaries of two research papers from a recent issue of Optometry in Practice.
1. Diagnosis and management of Charles Bonnet syndrome in a low-vision clinic: a case report
Maura Bailie MCOptom and A Jonathan Jackson MCOptom
INTRODUCTION
Visual hallucinations have been reported in people with an acquired visual impairment who have unimpaired cognitive function and absence of other sensory hallucinations. This condition is called Charles Bonnet syndrome (CBS) and is associated with social isolation, fatigue, introverted personality and reduced physical and mental activity.
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In this article we will outline the importance of developing standards for affordable and accessible low-vision service delivery that can be applied globally and that are relevant to both the developed and developing world.