Charles Bonnet Syndrome
Charles Bonnet was an 18th Century Swiss naturalist and philosopher. His 87-year-old grandfather came to him with some unusual complaints. The elderly man was becoming nearly blind from cataracts in […]
Read more →Charles Bonnet was an 18th Century Swiss naturalist and philosopher. His 87-year-old grandfather came to him with some unusual complaints. The elderly man was becoming nearly blind from cataracts in […]
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