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A NEW Questionnaire-based study has started for Visual Snow Research out of King's College. If you wish to participate you can send the information below to Please provide the following information within your email:
Name
Address
Date of Birth (Day/Month/Year)
Telephone number
1) Please make a brief statement that you are willing to be contacted for research. This is a European data protection issue.
example:
"Yes, please keep my contact details and you may contact me for research purposes."
2) Brief description of all symptoms you relate to visual snow syndrome.
3) Short description of visual symptoms in own words:
4) Visual snow: what type (chose one):
- black and white (i.e. only black dots on white background, white dots on black background)
- clear (i.e. color of the background)
- flashing (i.e. always white, brighter than background)
- colored
- all of these
5) Other symptoms (please only answer yes or no)
- After images
- Trailing of images in the vision
- Blue field entoptic phenomenon (i.e. white squiggly lines moving pulsating on the blue sky)
- Floaters in vision
- Colored clouds or waves with eyes closed
- Flashes of light
- Impaired night vision
- Sensitive to light
- Tinnitus
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Dear community, I am asking if you would kindly consider filling in my questionnaire regarding sensory perception and visual snow. At present I am a third year undergraduate at Sussex university and would like to help visual snow sufferers by contributing to research in the area. It also benefits the research area of brain connectivity. More information is given on the pages provided on this link: https://universityofsussex.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_73959yicqGpRWGF Thank you for your time Katie McKenzie |
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Happy Holidays!
We have a new email address set up for English speaking patients to write in to who would like to participate in the next phase of Visual Snow Syndrome research. Please note, that if you have already submitted your information it is on file with the doctors and there is no need to resubmit.
Please provide the following information within your email:
Name
Address
Date of Birth (Day/Month/Year)
Telephone number
1) Please make a brief statement that you are willing to be contacted for research. This is a European data protection issue.
example:
"Yes, please keep my contact details and you may contact me for research purposes."
2) Brief description of all symptoms you relate to visual snow syndrome.
3) Short description of visual symptoms in own words:
4) Visual snow: what type (chose one):
- black and white (i.e. only black dots on white background, white dots on black background)
- clear (i.e. color of the background)
- flashing (i.e. always white, brighter than background)
- colored
- all of these
5) Other symptoms (please only answer yes or no)
- After images
- Trailing of images in the vision
- Blue field entoptic phenomenon (i.e. white squiggly lines moving pulsating on the blue sky)
- Floaters in vision
- Colored clouds or waves with eyes closed
- Flashes of light
- Impaired night vision
- Sensitive to light
- Tinnitus
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We are reaching out to patients with visual snow to begin keeping a daily diary to track symptoms. There are no specific guidelines, but some suggestions might be to track how lighting conditions effect your VS, or how foods, activities, anxiety affect how much or how thick and fast your static is? No need to turn your diary in right now, just start keeping track. |
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