Proposed protocol improves diagnostic measures for visual snow syndrome, suggesting better therapeutic options ahead.
Visual snow (VS) and its more encompassing syndrome (VSS) remain an enigmatic medical condition that the optometrist, and others (e.g., neurologist, ophthalmologist, vision researcher), frequently test. In this paper, we present a new, targeted, diagnostic clinical research test protocol for use in these patients. With modification, however, many of the tests can be adapted to the clinical environment. The hope is that it will lead to a better understanding of the condition, and thus more effective therapeutic options.
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