Jan 19, 2009 . Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS) is not caused by a malfunctioning of the eyes, but by an altered perception of images in the brain. .

Today, “Alice in Wonderland syndrome” is a term used by neurologists to refer to a perception disorder that is characterized by hallucinations and visual .

Alice in Wonderland Syndrome | Google GroupsAlice in Wonderland Syndrome . Report this group XML Send email to this group: alice-in-wonderland-syndrome@googlegroups.com .

15 posts - 1 author - Last post: Dec 9, 2010Hi all. I hope that every one is enjoying the long weekend. When I was at the age of 9 years old. I started to have this awful frightening .

Aug 28, 2009 . The second I read "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome" I knew exactly what you were talking about. That PERFECTLY describes the feeling. .

Feb 21, 2009 . According to HealthCentral.com, Alice in Wonderland Syndrome was first described by C.W. Lippman in 1952, but J. Todd actually named the .

What is Alice in Wonderland Syndrome? Alice in Wonderland Syndrome is named after a novel that was written by Lewis Carroll. .

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Jan 8, 2010 . Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS) is named after Lewis Carroll's novel Through the Looking Glass. In one scene, Alice eats cookies that .

Aug 31, 2003 . Alice in Wonderland syndrome: A syndrome of distorted space, time and body image . The patient with the Alice in Wonderland syndrome has a .

The Cheshire Cat syndrome is another medical eponym taken from Alice in Wonderland. It was first described by the British physician Eric George Lapthorne .

The Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS), as described by Todd in 1955, denotes a variety of self-experienced paroxysmal body image disturbances affecting .

Related visual distortion conditions include macropsia, a less common condition with the reverse effect, and Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, a condition that .

8 posts - 5 authors - Last post: Feb 26, 2010It seems to match perfectly to something called Alice in Wonderland Syndrome. The medical community seems to think this is an extremely rare .

perceptual distortions of space and size, as experienced by the character Alice in the Lewis Carroll story. Similar hallucinogenic experiences have been .

Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS or AWS) describes a set of symptoms, the most famous of which are: Alteration of body image: the sizes of parts of the .

Much progress has been made since the time of the first few publicized reports. As more research is done, hopefully we will know even more about AIWS.

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Mar 1, 2010 . Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, or AIWS, is not a disease. It is not possible to catch it from other people. AIWS is a condition that affects .

Definition of Alice in Wonderland syndrome. Provided by Stedman's medical dictionary and Drugs.com. Includes medical terms and definitions.

Mar 9, 2010 . A rare form of migraine, Alice in Wonderland Syndrome causes people to . Treating an episode of Alice in Wonderland syndrome may be like .

Are you drug free but feel like your senses have put you on drugs? If so, it is Alice in Wonderland Syndrome at work!!!

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(Medicine / Pathology) a defect of vision in which objects appear to be .

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Jan 20, 2006 . Imagine: You're hallucinating, and you know it. Time is messed up. First it seems slowed, then it seems to be speeding up.

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Oct 16, 2007 . These pictures illustrate macrosomatognosia, the condition in which abnormal activity in the somatosensory regions of the brain causes one .

Alice in Wonderland syndrome. Posted on 2010/03/08 by Stitches . Alice in Wonderland Syndrome can be considered to be a rare manifestation of migraine .

Dec 1, 2006 . Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AWS) is a neurological condition where a person experiences a complete distortion of perceptual reality. .

Doctors don't understand why, but some migraine patients have hallucinations as a prelude to these debilitating headaches.

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Jan 20, 2011 . Alice in Wonderland syndrome. The Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS), denotes a variety of self-experienced paroxysmal body image .

Sep 15, 2010 . Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS), or micropsia, is a disorienting neurological condition which affects perception by the human eye.

25 posts - 13 authors - Last post: 3 days agoAlice in Wonderland syndrome is a perception disorder where a strange disagreement forms between the mind, eyes and body regarding the third .

Feb 20, 2008 . Alice In Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS) is an unusual neurological disorder that causes the person with the condition objects to sometimes .

Feb 16, 2008 . Experience: Walking down the road, parked cars appeared the size of Corgi models . At work my chair seemed enormous while I seemed to have .

Eyes and Vision Disorders question: What is Alice in Wonderland syndrome? Alice In Wonderland Syndrome, also known as AIWS, is a disorientating neurological .

12 posts - 11 authors - Last post: Mar 6, 2009I sometimes experience Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, but no synaesthesia (only mild associations/associations are purely in my mind). .

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Sep 18, 2007 . She and her daughter share a rare condition called Alice in .

3 answers - Dec 1, 2010Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS or AWS) describes a set of symptoms, the most famous of which are: * Alteration of body image: the sizes of parts .

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Mar 18, 2010 . Dr. William Young of the Jefferson Headache Center says she has "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome." It's a rare type of migraine aura which .

Aug 9, 2006 . Alice in Wonderland Syndrome By Estefan Ellison In the book, Alice in Wonderland written by Lewis Carroll, the title character finds herself .

Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS, named after the novel written by Lewis Carroll), also known as Todd's syndrome, is a disorienting neurological condition .

Feb 8, 2009 . Also known as Todd's syndrome, in this syndrome objects are misperceived, usually appearing larger (macrospia) or smaller (microspia) than .

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