2014
DOI: 10.1590/0101-60830000000011
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The woman who sees smaller objects: is it psychiatric or neurological?

Abstract: Perception alterations can result from multiple causes including psychiatric, neurologic and ophthalmologic. Examples of these are the metamorphopsias, which are mainly due to right temporal lesions. Its most common form is micropsia, characterized by visual illusions in which the size of the object is underestimated. Isolated micropsia is extremely rare, being more frequent as a result of disorders that affect the lateral temporo-occipital region 1 . Despite its frequent organic etiology, these patients commo… Show more

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