Introduction: Different types and localisations of neurological lesions can produce tinnitus and verbal or musical hallucinations (VMH). Method: These symptoms were screened for in 1000 outpatients at a cognitive neurology clinic, and epidemiological and neuroimaging data were recorded. Results: Tinnitus was present in 6.9% of the total and VMH in 0.9%. The paracusia group was predominantly female but the difference was not statistically significant. Patients with tinnitus were younger and those with VMH were older than the rest of the sample (mean ages). Hearing loss was more prevalent in the paracusia group (difference was significant in VMH subgroup). There were no intergroup differences in the prevalence of psychotic and obsessive-compu...
Introduction: Over the last few years, our Tinnitus Research Group has identified an increasing numb...
Background. Musical hallucinations occur in individuals with and without mental illness, and many pa...
Musical hallucinations are poorly understood phenomena. Their relation with epilepsy was first descr...
Resumen: Introducción: Los tinnitus y las alucinaciones verbales o musicales (AVM) pueden deberse a...
In spite of the fact that musical hallucination have a significant impact on patients' lives, they h...
Hallucinations have traditionally been studied in the context of psychotic disorders, such as schizo...
Background: Musical hallucinations are a rare subtype of auditory hallucination characterized by the...
Item does not contain fulltextOBJECTIVE: : To assess the prevalence of musical hallucinations in pat...
Background: Despite an increased scientific interest in musical hallucinations over the past 25 year...
Musical hallucinations are relatively rare auditory percepts which, due to their intrusive nature an...
BACKGROUND: Despite an increased scientific interest in musical hallucinations over the past 25 year...
Introdução: Nos últimos anos, nosso Grupo de Pesquisa em Zumbido identificou um número crescente de ...
Introduction: Patients of schizophrenia experienced a cluster of symptoms known as psychosis, which ...
Auditory verbal hallucinations (AVH) are a frequently occurring phenomenon in the general population...
Musical hallucinations have been likened to the auditory equivalent of Charles Bonnet Syndrome, whic...
Introduction: Over the last few years, our Tinnitus Research Group has identified an increasing numb...
Background. Musical hallucinations occur in individuals with and without mental illness, and many pa...
Musical hallucinations are poorly understood phenomena. Their relation with epilepsy was first descr...
Resumen: Introducción: Los tinnitus y las alucinaciones verbales o musicales (AVM) pueden deberse a...
In spite of the fact that musical hallucination have a significant impact on patients' lives, they h...
Hallucinations have traditionally been studied in the context of psychotic disorders, such as schizo...
Background: Musical hallucinations are a rare subtype of auditory hallucination characterized by the...
Item does not contain fulltextOBJECTIVE: : To assess the prevalence of musical hallucinations in pat...
Background: Despite an increased scientific interest in musical hallucinations over the past 25 year...
Musical hallucinations are relatively rare auditory percepts which, due to their intrusive nature an...
BACKGROUND: Despite an increased scientific interest in musical hallucinations over the past 25 year...
Introdução: Nos últimos anos, nosso Grupo de Pesquisa em Zumbido identificou um número crescente de ...
Introduction: Patients of schizophrenia experienced a cluster of symptoms known as psychosis, which ...
Auditory verbal hallucinations (AVH) are a frequently occurring phenomenon in the general population...
Musical hallucinations have been likened to the auditory equivalent of Charles Bonnet Syndrome, whic...
Introduction: Over the last few years, our Tinnitus Research Group has identified an increasing numb...
Background. Musical hallucinations occur in individuals with and without mental illness, and many pa...
Musical hallucinations are poorly understood phenomena. Their relation with epilepsy was first descr...