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

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E. L. Mooyaart,R. L. Kamman,W. J. Boevewere needed during the headache period. After introduction of the triptans, she switched to sumatriptan 100 mg tablets which gave her relief for a whole day; later she took also zolmitriptan 5 mg. She never was put on a short-term prophylaxis or other prophylactic treatment.

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Jean K. Whelan,Carolyn L. Thompson-Rizerand prophylactic treatment must be carefully adjusted, which requires several visits. In this case, expert diagnosis and treatment led to a positive result, which is established in the majority of patients with typical aura.

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Antal G. Hudetz,Mohammad F. Kiani to pharmacotherapy, but could be stabilized on a modest level. In the differential diagnosis, both somatic aspects and psychosomatic components play a role. Concerning the headaches, a differential diagnosis based on the classification is discussed along with pathophysiolgical considerations, based on his “migrainous brain”.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3428-0tory of migraine and family history supported the diagnosis. Medical management of migraine followed by nerve blocks relieved not only headache attacks but also all gastrointestinal disturbances, especially vomiting attacks. He has normal quality of life and psychiatric comorbidities were also better.

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P. Vaupel,K. Schlenger,M. Hoeckelt is stressed that migraine after the age of 50 is often misdiagnosed and mistreated. Migraine outcomes in the elder age are summarized. Differential diagnosis in the elderly migraineurs, clinical predictors of migraine evolution in the elderly as well as key factors leading to migraine persistence after 50 are being discussed.

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Migraine Patient with MRI Lesions, to pharmacotherapy, but could be stabilized on a modest level. In the differential diagnosis, both somatic aspects and psychosomatic components play a role. Concerning the headaches, a differential diagnosis based on the classification is discussed along with pathophysiolgical considerations, based on his “migrainous brain”.

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Migraine in the Elderly,t is stressed that migraine after the age of 50 is often misdiagnosed and mistreated. Migraine outcomes in the elder age are summarized. Differential diagnosis in the elderly migraineurs, clinical predictors of migraine evolution in the elderly as well as key factors leading to migraine persistence after 50 are being discussed.