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PMID: 34671311 Palinopsia is an abnormal, continued perception of an object even after it is no longer in the visual field (18, 19). This symptom is reported in 33% to 86% of patients with VSS. it can manifest as a steady afterimage or as “trailing,” i.e., positive afterimages persisting directly after a dynamic object.
PMID: 36788360 Palinopsia in VSS can be described as illusory, meaning that it is caused by the misinterpretation of a real object [16]. It is reported in around 60–80% of patients, either as afterimages, light streaking or trailing of moving object
PMID: 29140814 Palinopsia. At least one of the following: afterimages or trailing of moving objects. After images should be different from retinal afterimages, which occur only when staring at a high contrast image and are in complementary color
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Abnormality of vision HP:0000504
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ORPHA:420556 Visual snow syndrome
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Definition (free text, please give PubMed ID) PMID: 34671311 Palinopsia is an abnormal, continued perception of an object even after it is no longer in the visual field (18, 19). This symptom is reported in 33% to 86% of patients with VSS. it can manifest as a steady afterimage or as “trailing,” i.e., positive afterimages persisting directly after a dynamic object.
PMID: 36788360 Palinopsia in VSS can be described as illusory, meaning that it is caused by the misinterpretation of a real object [16]. It is reported in around 60–80% of patients, either as afterimages, light streaking or trailing of moving object
PMID: 29140814 Palinopsia. At least one of the following: afterimages or trailing of moving objects. After images should be different from retinal afterimages, which occur only when staring at a high contrast image and are in complementary color
Parent term (use hpo.jax.org/app)
Abnormality of vision HP:0000504 Diseases characterized by this term ? (e.g. Orphanet or OMIM number) ORPHA:420556 Visual snow syndrome
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