Acute monocular oligemia in a patient with migraine with aura demonstrated using OCT-angiography: A case report.

Julio González Martin-Moro Jesús Porta EtessamBelén Pilo de la FuenteIrene Fuentes VegaInés Contreras

Published in: European journal of ophthalmology (2020)

Monocular involvement suggests that these retinal vascular changes are independent from cerebral vascular changes, supporting the hypothesis of selective retinal ganglion cell layer spreading depression as the possible cause of some cases of retinal migraine.

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