Automated Visual Field Perimetry During Intercritic Phase In Classic Migraine Patients

Salerni, E.; D'Aurizio, C.; Marrelli, Alfonso

doi:10.1177/03331024870070s673

Cephalalgia

1987

DOI: 10.1177/03331024870070s673

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Automated Visual Field Perimetry During Intercritic Phase In Classic Migraine Patients

E. Salerni¹,

C. D'Aurizio²,

Alfonso Marrelli

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“…Positive symptoms, such as scintillating scotoma and colored fortification spectra, are typical of the aura phase of migraine, as are negative symptoms, such as progressive lateral hemianopsia. Interestingly, persistent visual field abnormalities have been reported even after attacks of migraine with visual aura 6–9 …”

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Impairment in Color Perception in Migraine With and Without Aura

Marinis¹,

Rinalduzzi²,

Accornero³

2007

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The impairment in visual perception of red, which was more marked in MA than in MO patients, may be related to the degree of photophobia recorded before testing. The reduced perception of blue, which only occurred in a subgroup of MO patients in the premonitory phase of the migraine attack, probably occurs through mechanisms that involve dopaminergic function. We cannot exclude the possibility that the visual stimulations induced the migraine attack in this subgroup of MO patients shortly after they were tested.

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“…Interestingly, persistent visual field abnormalities have been reported even after attacks of migraine with visual aura. [6][7][8][9] Photophobia is very common in migraine both during and between attacks. 10,11 This symptom may interfere with correct visual perception and induce visual discomfort and visual perceptual distortions.…”

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Impairment in Color Perception in Migraine With and Without Aura

Marinis¹,

Rinalduzzi²,

Accornero³

2007

Headache

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Perceptive aspects of visual aura

Aleci

Liboni

2009

Neurol Sci

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Visual aura is the most common feature associated with migraine, though it can occur separately. In both cases it often represents a dramatic event, especially for patients who experience it for the first time. Besides, its subjective characteristics may illuminate on the functional architecture of the visual cortex. Repetitive events of migraine and visual aura have been suggested to affect the visual system in the long run, both on the cortical and precortical level. In effect, objective investigation of visual functions in patients support the idea that a selective damage does occur, so that more attention to visual examination seems to be justified. In this paper, subjective and psychophysical aspects of visual aura are examined, lastly highlighting and discussing the interesting correlations found between this condition and normal-tension glaucoma.

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Visual Field Loss After Attacks of Migraine With Aura

Drummond

Anderson

1992

Cephalalgia

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Automated Visual Field Perimetry During Intercritic Phase In Classic Migraine Patients

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Impairment in Color Perception in Migraine With and Without Aura

Impairment in Color Perception in Migraine With and Without Aura

Perceptive aspects of visual aura

Visual Field Loss After Attacks of Migraine With Aura

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