Acute Onset of Charles Bonnet Syndrome After Unilateral Central Retinal Artery Occlusion in the Background of Tense Orbit

Charles Bonnet is a well-known syndrome (CBS) in the ophthalmological community and includes visual hallucinations in patients with normal cognitive status and psychological and intellectual background (1). The patients understand the unreal nature of their hallucinations, which include a wide range from simple patterns to people, animals, and objects (1). It presents often in patients with bilateral low visual acuity (2), whereas macula pathology and glaucoma are among the most common ocular etiologies.