A man from Tennessee, United States, has been diagnosed with prosopometamorphopsia (PMO), also known as demonic face syndrome. The disorder is an extremely rare neurological condition that causes the faces of others to appear highly distorted to the vision of those affected. The man suddenly experienced demonic face syndrome after waking up from sleep and opening his eyes.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Sindrom Wajah Setan (prosopometamorphopsia) is a very rare disorder, with only 75 recorded cases worldwide. This syndrome is often abbreviated as PMO and is classified as a neurological disorder whose symptoms cause the faces of others to appear highly distorted and unformed to the eyes of the affected person. The transformation of faces into abstract forms resembling demons also makes this symptom of PMO known as the Devil Face Syndrome. The symptoms of PMO can last for days, weeks, or even years."

Victor Sharrah, a man from Tennessee, suffers from a rare condition called devil face syndrome. Previously, as a middle-aged truck driver, he had sharp vision. However, on an unfortunate day in 2020, Sharrah felt that something was wrong with his eyesight. When he woke up, he saw someone with a disfigured face in his apartment, who turned out to be his roommate. As he left the apartment, he realized that everyone he saw had facial expressions that were almost like demons. "My first thought was that I had woken up in a world of demons," said Sharrah.

Syndrome of devil's face or demonic face syndrome is a rare condition that is still poorly understood among doctors. Doctors are aware that this disease is often misunderstood as a mental disorder. However, demonic face syndrome is not similar to schizophrenia, where facial distortions are not accompanied by delusional beliefs about the identity of the person encountered by the patient. In the end, to further understand PMO disorder, scientists at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, collaborated with Sharrah to depict the facial distortions experienced, effectively allowing everyone to see the world through their perspective.