Conclusion and Recommendation
Although there is a significant proportion of patients with visual
hallucinations in ophthalmology and medical settings, the majority are
undiagnosed and do not receive any intervention. There must be a high
index of suspicion for surgical and medical aetiology of
neuropsychiatric manifestation for early management to improve the
patient’s outcome and prevent further complications. Furthermore, close
follow-up of patients with similar presentations may ensure early
intervention should the symptoms recur.