<prompt> Formed visual hallucinations are seen in lesion ofFrontalOccipitalTemporalArcuate fasciculus  <response>: Hallucinatory voices may occur in ear disease and visual hallucinations in diseases of the eye, but often there is some disorder of the central nervous system as well. For example, a woman aged 66 suffered from glaucoma and then began to have continuousformed visual hallucinations. At the time she showed evidence of atherosclerotic dementia and had a focus of abnormal activity in the left posterior temporal lobe. Reference: Fish clinical Psychopathology, page no. 20. 