Saccadometry Findings in Migraine Patients Without Aura

This study shows that migraine patients without aura experience difficulties in cognitive control and executive functions in antisaccadic eye movement tasks. Although prosaccade reflexive eye movements were generally preserved, significant difficulties were found in directional control and error suppression during the task. Our findings emphasize the potential for saccadometry to be an effective tool for assessing these impairments. The results may contribute to the development of more targeted treatment strategies for MWOA patients.