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Hallucinations are common in Parkinson’s disease. They begin as visual distortions and sensations that someone is close or passing by the patient, described as minor hallucinations. As the disease advances toward dementia, these can evolve into more complex visual hallucinations. The study notes this progression but does not provide additional quantitative data or specific patient outcomes.

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