Author: Vanessa Mora Role: Director of Research at VSI A large percentage of our brain is involved in the visual processing of images and information. Visual processing focuses on identifying visual stimuli and their localization in space (1). Meaning that when...
Check out the full research study in the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, & Psychiatry: https://jnnp.bmj.com/content/92/9/918 Article/Study Title “Localised increase in regional cerebral perfusion inpatients with visual snow syndrome: a pseudocontinuous...
Is Visual Snow Syndrome a disease? No. Why? A disease refers to a health issue with a known origin or one that is usually identifiable through medical testing. Think blood and urine tests, MRIs, and X-Rays. So, what is a syndrome? A syndrome is multiple symptoms...
Check out the full article in Frontiers in Neurology: https://doi.org/10.3389/fneur.2021.724072 Article/Study Title “Visual Snow Syndrome as a Network Disorder: A Systematic Review” Researchers Antonio Klein and Christoph J. Schankin Highlights...
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In Case You Missed It!
The VSI Virtual Summit 2022
Our team invites you to learn about the Tsang/Shidlofsky Visual Snow Protocol and the latest advancements in treating Visual Snow Syndrome in this free virtual event.
Agenda For VSI Summit:
Visual Snow Syndrome - A Look Back
Symptoms in Review
Meet Dr. Terry Tsang and Dr. Charles Shidlofsky
A message from Sierra Domb, the Founder of the Visual Snow Initiative
