Differential Light Sensitivity
Differential Light Sensitivity is a psychophysical metric that quantifies the minimum increment of luminance required to elicit a visual response at specific retinal locations under controlled conditions, distinguishing it from general light sensitivity by its spatially resolved and threshold-based assessment of visual function.
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Light-Induced Discomfort and Pain in Migraine
J Vanagaite, JA Pareja, O St⊘ren et al. · Cephalalgia · 1997 · 205 citations
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Lund University
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Moorfields Eye Hospital
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Malmö University
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Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
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National Institute for Health and Care Research
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