Alice in wonderland syndrome (AIWS): clinical features

Evidence-based neurology checklist on alice in wonderland syndrome (aiws): clinical features: Major categories of AIWS symptoms Distortions of visual perception Distortions of body schema Distorted experience of time Size visual distortions Motion visual distortions Multiple images visual…

Major categories of AIWS symptoms

  • Distortions of visual perception
  • Distortions of body schema
  • Distorted experience of time

Size visual distortions

Motion visual distortions

Multiple images visual distortions

Colour visual distortions

Cortical visual hallucinations

Other visual distortions

Time distortions

Non-visual distortions

Diagnostic criteria for migraine-related AIWS

Acronyms

References

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