Abstract Purpose of Review Until the last 5 years, there was very little in the literature about
the phenomenon now known as visual snow syndrome. This review will examine the current …

Aim: By reviewing the existing clinical studies about visual snow (VS) as a symptom or as
part of visual snow syndrome (VSS), we aim at improving our understanding of VSS being a …

This paper evaluated the correlation among the activations of eyes and brain in visual
stimulation. Because of the complex structure of eye fluctuations and brain signals, we …

Visual snow syndrome (VSS) is a complex, sensory processing disorder. We have
previously shown that visual processing changes manifest in significantly faster eye …

Objective: Visual snow (VS) is a rare clinical entity in neuro-ophthalmology. It is described as
the presence of flickering dots affecting the whole visual field, often compared by patients to …

Purpose: Visual snow syndrome—characterized by flickering specks throughout the visual
field and accompanied by other symptoms—can disrupt daily life and affects roughly 2% of …

Purpose Visual snow syndrome (VSS) is a complex neurological condition presenting with
an array of sensory, motor, and perceptual dysfunctions and related visual and non-visual …

The condition of visual snow syndrome (VSS) is characterized by the presence of a
pixelated overlay of 'visual snow'(VS) throughout the visual field, that is dynamic visual noise …

Visual snow syndrome (VSS) is a well known disturbance of visual perception. It has been
misdiagnosed over the years as either being an untreatable form of migraine or, conversely …

Abstract Patients with Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) experience uncountable flickering tiny
dots in the entire visual field. Symptoms often persist over years. Very little is known about …