Change from baseline subjective pain via neuropathic pain symptom inventory for the eye (NPSI-eye) at 1 week
through treatment completion, 1 week
Assesses pain related symptoms on a scale from 0 indicating no pain (better outcome) to10 indicating worst pain imaginable (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective pain via neuropathic pain symptom inventory for the eye (NPSI-eye) at 2 weeks
through treatment completion, 2 weeks
Assesses pain related symptoms on a scale from 0 indicating no pain (better outcome) to10 indicating worst pain imaginable (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective pain via neuropathic pain symptom inventory for the eye (NPSI-eye) at 1 month
through treatment completion, 1 month
Assesses pain related symptoms on a scale from 0 indicating no pain (better outcome) to10 indicating worst pain imaginable (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective pain effect experiences via Defense and Veteran Pain Rating Scale (DVPRS) at 1 week
through treatment completion, 1 week
Assesses pain related symptoms effecting sleep, stress, disposition, life quality, on a scale from 0 indicating no effect (better outcome) to10 indicating maximum effect (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective pain effect experiences via Defense and Veteran Pain Rating Scale (DVPRS) at 2 weeks
through treatment completion, 2 weeks
Assesses pain related symptoms effecting sleep, stress, disposition, life quality, on a scale from 0 indicating no effect (better outcome) to10 indicating maximum effect (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective pain effect experiences via Defense and Veteran Pain Rating Scale (DVPRS) at 1 month
through treatment completion, 1 month
Assesses pain related symptoms effecting sleep, stress, disposition, life quality, on a scale from 0 indicating no effect (better outcome) to10 indicating maximum effect (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective mental symptoms via Mental Fatigue Scale (MFS) at 1 week
through treatment completion, 1 week
Assesses mental symptoms on a scale from 0 indicating no effect (better outcome) to 3 indicating extreme effect (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective mental symptoms via Mental Fatigue Scale (MFS) at 2 weeks
through treatment completion, 2 weeks
Assesses mental symptoms on a scale from 0 indicating no effect (better outcome) to 3 indicating extreme effect (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective mental symptoms via Mental Fatigue Scale (MFS) at 1 month
through treatment completion, 1 month
Assesses mental symptoms on a scale from 0 indicating no effect (better outcome) to 3 indicating extreme effect (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective ocular symptoms and symptom frequency via custom ocular pain questionnaire at 1 week
through treatment completion, 1 week
Ocular pain questionnaire using a visual analog scale with 0 indicating no pain (better outcome) and 10 indicating extreme pain (worse outcome) and frequency measure from 0% indicating never occurring (better outcome) to 100% indicating always occurring (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective ocular symptoms and symptom frequency via custom ocular pain questionnaire at 2 weeks
through treatment completion, 1 month
Ocular pain questionnaire using a visual analog scale with 0 indicating no pain (better outcome) and 10 indicating extreme pain (worse outcome) and frequency measure from 0% indicating never occurring (better outcome) to 100% indicating always occurring (worse outcome)
Change from baseline subjective ocular symptoms and symptom frequency via custom ocular pain questionnaire at 1 month
through treatment completion, 1 month
Ocular pain questionnaire using a visual analog scale with 0 indicating no pain (better outcome) and 10 indicating extreme pain (worse outcome) and frequency measure from 0% indicating never occurring (better outcome) to 100% indicating always occurring (worse outcome)
Number of patients with treatment-related adverse events as assessed by ocular pain questionnaire
through treatment completion, 1 month
Ocular pain questionnaire using a visual analog scale with 0 indicating no pain (better outcome) and 10 indicating extreme pain (worse outcome) and frequency measure from 0% indicating never occurring (better outcome) to 100% indicating always occurring (worse outcome)
Change from baseline pupil diameter in millimeters at 1 week
through treament completion, 1 week
Minimum and maximum pupil diameter in millimeters
Change from baseline pupil velocity in millimeters per second at 1 week
through treament completion, 1 week
Pupil change velocity in millimeters per second
Change from baseline pupil latency in milliseconds at 1 week
through treament completion, 1 week
Pupil latency latency in milliseconds