The causes, diagnostics, and treatment of psychogenic blindness – a systematic review
Piotr Sikorski,
Ewa Sikorska,
Marcin Fudalej
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: Conversion disorders are characterized by the presence of motor or sensory dysfunction, resulting in significant discomfort or disability, the occurrence of which is not justified by any somatic disease. Psychogenic blindness, a specific manifestation of conversion disorders, refers to the loss or impairment of vision that cannot be attributed to any organic abnormalities in the eyes or visual system. The exact mechanisms underlying psychogenic blindness are not fully understood, but it is believ… Show more
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