Night-time hypnopompic visual hallucinations related to REM sleep disorder.
Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences April 1, 1998 K Takata, Y Inoue, H Hazama et al.
We encountered three patients who had experienced hypnopompic visual night-time hallucinations. Their clinical manifestations resembled Charles Bonnet's syndrome and the content of their experiences were understood as attempts at wish fulfillment. However, abnormal REM findings were recognized on polysomnogram at the occurrence of visual hallucination in two cases. We speculated that...