The migraine eye: distinct rod-driven retinal pathways' response to dim light challenges the visual cortex hyperexcitability theory

Pain7.40
Volume: 160, Issue: 3, Pages: 569 - 578
Published: Nov 19, 2018
Abstract
Migraine-type photophobia, most commonly described as exacerbation of headache by light, affects nearly 90% of the patients. It is the most bothersome symptom accompanying an attack. Using subjective psychophysical assessments, we showed that migraine patients are more sensitive to all colors of light during ictal than during interictal phase and that control subjects do not experience pain when exposed to different colors of light. Based on...
Paper Details
Title
The migraine eye: distinct rod-driven retinal pathways' response to dim light challenges the visual cortex hyperexcitability theory
Published Date
Nov 19, 2018
Journal
Volume
160
Issue
3
Pages
569 - 578
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