Miller T C, Crosby T W
Ann Neurol. 1979 Mar;5(3):301-2. doi: 10.1002/ana.410050314.
A remarkably observant 89-year-old woman experienced the abrupt onset of musical hallucinations on the background of longstanding progressive hearing loss and in the absence of psychosis or major dementia. These hallucinations were nearly constant, wellformed perceptions of religious hymns, and their content could be altered by several mechanisms. The patient also occasionally heard voices recapitulating childhood experiences. One can speculate that the syndrome relates to sensory deprivation.
一位89岁、观察力非凡的女性，在长期渐进性听力丧失的背景下，且无精神病或重度痴呆的情况下，突然出现音乐幻觉。这些幻觉几乎持续存在，是对宗教赞美诗的清晰感知，其内容可通过多种机制改变。患者偶尔还会听到重现童年经历的声音。人们可以推测，这种综合征与感觉剥夺有关。
