Purpose Measurements obtained from the right and left eye of a subject are often correlated
whereas many statistical tests assume observations in a sample are independent. Hence …

Migraine is a common, chronic, multi‐factorial, neuro‐vascular disorder typically
characterised by recurrent attacks of unilateral, pulsating headache and autonomic nervous …

PURPOSE: To investigate the use of analytic approaches for eye-specific outcomes in
ophthalmology publications. DESIGN: A review of analytic approaches used in original …

Objective.—To investigate the associations between interictal pattern glare, visual stress,
and visual triggers of migraine. Background.—There has been relatively little research on …

Background To establish the effects of stimulating intrinsically-photosensitive retinal
ganglion cells (ipRGCs) on migraine severity, and to determine if migraine produces …

Discussion This scenario illustrates what is known as the 'unit of analysis' issue. 1 Clinicians
treat patients. They may treat the symptoms of patients, but the focus is still on the patient. In …

purpose. To determine whether orientation discrimination deficits in migraine, which have
been found to depend on the spatial frequency of the stimulus, are due to precortical …

Purpose: In between migraine attacks, some people show visual field defects that are worse
when measured closer to the end of a migraine event. In this cohort study, we consider …

Neurologic symptoms are a prominent and often disturbing component of the migraine
syndrome in many patients. Collectively termed “aura,” migraine-related neurologic …

Aims To study spatial–contrast function and short-wavelength sensitivity deficits in a
migraine population with a disease duration of 30 years or less. Materials and methods In …