The woman who lost her mind: Aphantasia presenting as Cotard's syndrome
Rajith, Ravindren; Prasad, Thotton Veedu;
The woman who lost her mind: Aphantasia presenting as Cotard's syndrome
Aphantasia is defined as the absence or marked reduction of conscious, wakeful imagery. It has beenreported in 1% of the population. Most of them live normal lives with intact attention, memory, andintelligence.1 We are presenting a case of acquired aphantasia presenting as Cotard’s syndrome.
Aphantasia, Cotard's syndrome
Aphantasia, Cotard's syndrome
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