Titlebook: Case-Based Diagnosis and Management of Headache Disorders; Aksel Siva,Christian Lampl Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerl

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Chronic Migraine Complicated by Medication Overuse Headache,her, who died of brain cancer at 77 years, had suffered from migraine since her menopause, with low-frequency crisis. The temporal development of her migraine in comparison with that of her twin sister has been dichotomous.

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Refractory Chronic Migraine Therapy with Botulinum Toxin A,c workup is needed before initiating a treatment with Botox. However, for Botox treatment of migraine, a diagnosis of “chronic migraine” (CM) is required according to the PREEMPT protocols. The most reliable tool is a patient headache diary in which the headache days can be distinguished between day

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Complicated Migraine,a and vomiting, as well as phono- and photophobia, accompanied the headache initially. The pain is always present but fluctuates in pain intensity from moderate to severe. It always stays in the described location. Mechanical allodynia has developed over the right scalp over the past couple of days.

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Migraine Patient with MRI Lesions,pation, he suffered chronic, migraine-like post-craniotomy headache along with complex partly psychosomatic disturbances, and he was largely resistant to pharmacotherapy, but could be stabilized on a modest level. In the differential diagnosis, both somatic aspects and psychosomatic components play

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Migraine and Patent Foramen Ovale,osure. The woman reported that she suffers from an episodic migraine since her 20s. Approximately four times a month, she has severe pulsating headache attacks accompanied by nausea, phono-, and photophobia. Pain is aggravated by routine physical activity and she prefers to lie down and sleep. Somet

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Headache in the Pediatric Patient, of lifestyle changes can alter disease progression and ultimately improve the child’s quality of life. Obtaining a thorough history and comprehensive examination is often sufficient to make the diagnosis. However, instances do exist which should alert the clinician to the possibility of a secondary

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Abdominal Pain Associated with Migraine,ars. He had psychiatric (tic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder) and variant anatomical (Dandy-Walker malformation) comorbidities. Positive history of migraine and family history supported the diagnosis. Medical management of migraine followed by nerve blocks relieved not only headache attack