…was the powerful influence of some theories of the pathogenesis of migraine aura and migraine headache and the failure of others to carry forward any influence. The story begins with…
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…other than BPV to present with nystagmus similar to posterior canalithiasis. Vestibular migraine (VM) can present with positional vertigo and nystagmus, however it is more likely to resemble cupulolithiasis as…
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…oedema, injection site haemorrhage, injection site hypersensitivity, injection site irritation, asthenia and injection site reactions). Chronic Migraine: Nervous system disorders (Common: Headache, migraine, facial paresis). Eye disorders (Common: Eyelid ptosis….
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…were headache patients (although that was Blau’s area of specialist interest, and some of the patients were seen in a dedicated migraine clinic), the findings may nevertheless support the idea…
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…of symptoms and signs which help in differentiating migraine and transient epileptic amnesia from a TIA. Hints on Headaches by Dr Richard Davenport brought migraine clearly into focus as well…
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…indicate that migraine (chronic or episodic) is the most common phenotype [8]. Headache of IIH may coexist with chronic daily headache, medication over-use headache and migraine and is frequently associated…
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…lesion per se. The commonest headache phenotype in patients with pituitary tumours is chronic migraine.6 It is likely that the endocrine changes caused by a pituitary lesion trigger migraine in…
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…similar episodes occurred. Repeat MR brain imaging showed no change from previously. In the absence of a structural or inflammatory lesion, the working neurological diagnosis was somaesthetic migraine aura (both…
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…in a succinct fashion that can be easily communicated with patients. It then provides brief summaries of the principles and treatment options in migraine, medication-overuse headache, tension-type headache, and the…
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