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Visual snow syndrome: a case report and new treatment option
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posted on 2019-01-28, 09:51 authored by Shauna Wentzell, MARY RYANWe present the case of a 47-year-old male who was diagnosed with Visual Snow Syndrome following extensive specialist consults and medical testing. With an unknown
pathogenesis, Visual Snow Syndrome is very difficult to treat and there is no one treatment suited for all patients. The patient in this case report was successfully treated with Amitriptyline based on the hypothesis that Visual Snow Syndrome is a form of peripheral neuropathy and pituitary fatigue. With nearly 200 documented cases of visual snow worldwide [1], this case will add to the possible successful treatment options
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Clinical Medical Reviews and Case Reports;5 (12) , 5:246Publisher
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