This study is a systematic review on Visual Snow Syndrome (also known as Granulated Vision or Visual Snow Syndrome -VSS), with the aim of describing the themes of the main articles that relate this pathology with the most recent findings.VSS is a complex and rare neurological condition, described as a persistent visual disturbance of static in both eyes, appearing throughout the visual field, with flickering spots, similar to the noise of an analog television.This syndrome presents sensory, motor, perceptual dysfunctions, visual and non-visual symptoms related to this undetected condition through ophthalmological and neurological examinations.Studies indicate the existence of a limited number of systematic reviews and the need for new future studies on the topic addressed.
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