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Headache

Headache. David Kernick St Thomas Health Centre Exeter. Outline of talk. Classification of headache Epidemiology and impact Headaches not to miss at presentation The primary headaches Tips for the ten minute consultation. Where does the pain come from? Intra – cranial (dural pain fibres).

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HEADACHE. Andrew Charles, M.D. Professor Director, Headache Research and Treatment Program David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. COMMON TYPES OF HEADACHES. PRIMARY HEADACHES MIGRAINE TENSION TYPE CLUSTER HEADACHE AND OTHER TRIGEMINAL AUTONOMIC CEPHALGIAS SECONDARY HEADACHES

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Headache. Dr sadik al ghazawi Associated professer Neurologist Mrcp,frcp uk. Accounts for 1 % to 2% of emergency department evaluations and up to 4% of medical office visits

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Headache. Back to Medical School 2011. The Approach. Don’t despair Rule out emergencies (History) Brief exam Get the patient to keep a diary Get the patient to see optician ?book longer appointment. Warning features in the history

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. Tension headacheChronic daily headache Analgesic overuse / rebound headaches Rare causes. Tension headache. Tension - type headache is most commonly episodic (occurs less than 15 times per month). It is defined as chronic when it occurs 15 or more times per month for a minimum of 6 months.Chro

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Headache. Epidemiology of Headache. Nuprin Pain Report (1985) American Migraine Study I (1989) American Migraine Study II (1999). Primary Migraine (without aura, with aura, basilar, familial hemiplegic, ophthalmoplegic, retinal) Tension-type (episodic vs chronic) Cluster (acute vs chronic)

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HEADACHE. CONTINUITY LECTURE SAMATHA MADHAVARAPU PGY -1. EPIDEMIOLOGY. Significant health problem for children and adolescents. Up to 75% of children report having a significant headache by the time they are 15 years of age 10.6% of children between 5 and 15 years had migraine.

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HEADACHE. 4 th year module. Introduction. Headaches are very common – who hasn’t had one? We see a lot of patients with headache in the ED and the trick is to work out those that have a benign cause for their headache vs those who have a potentially devastating diagnosis.

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Headache. Catriona Gribbin. Classification. Primary: 90% No structural abnormality Migraine Tension-type Cluster. Secondary: 10% Underlying cause Subarachnoid haemorrhage Infection Raised ICP Temporal arteritis Medication overuse. History. S ite O nset C haracter R adiation

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Headache. By Wael Hamdy Mansy , MD Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy King Saud University. Primary headaches OR Idiopathic headaches THE HEADACHE IS ITSELF THE DISEASE NO ORGANIC LESION IN THE BEACKGROUND TREAT THE HEADACHE!. Secondary headaches OR Symptomatic headaches

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HEADACHE. CONTINUITY LECTURE SAMATHA MADHAVARAPU PGY -1. EPIDEMIOLOGY. S ignificant health problem for children and adolescents. Up to 75% of children report having a significant headache by the time they are 15 years of age 10.6% of children between 5 and 15 years had migraine.

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Headache. Dr. Hawar Adnan Mykhan M.B.Ch.B ., F.I.B.M.S. Headache is caused by traction, displacement, inflammation, vascular spasm, or distention of the pain-sensitive structures in the head or neck.

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HEADACHE. UKM FAMILY MEDICINE TELECONFERENCE 11 TH FEB 2014 BY DR NAZIHAH MOHD KHALID SUPERVISOR: DR IRENE LOOI, CONSULTANT NEUROLOGIST HOSPITAL SEBERANG JAYA. GENERAL OBJECTIVE.

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Headache. Dr Viviana Elliott Consultant Physician Acute Medicine. Aims. To provide a practical approach to the diagnosis and management of patients presenting with headache. Objectives. To be able to understand the causes of headache To be able to classify headaches in clinical practice

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Headache. Dr.Padmashini. Introduction. It is usually a benign symptoms but occasionally it is manifestation of a serious illness such as brain tumour, SAH, meningitis or giant cell arteritis. Pain…….

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Headache. University of Utah Emergency Medicine Medical Student Rotation. Objectives. Describe high risk features of headaches Describe appropriate work-up for high risk headache List common causes of headaches Describe treatment for common headache syndromes. Case 1.

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Headache. Dr Viviana Elliott Consultant Physician Acute Medicine 2014. Aims. To provide a practical approach to the diagnosis and management of patients presenting with headache. Objectives. To be able to understand the causes of headache

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Headache. Dr Sarah Robinson Consultant Emergency Medicine Southampton. Life-threatening Causes:. Subarachnoid haemorrhage Meningitis/ encephalitis Space Occupying Lesion Temporal Arteritis Pre-eclampsia. Other diagnoses to consider. Venous sinus thrombosis Dissection

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headache. Headache is one of the commonest neurological complain reported at neurology clinic. path physiology. Intracranial pain sensitive structures include : the arteries of the circules of willis &the first few centimeters of their median sized branches Meningeal arteries

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Headache. Diagnosis and Management in Primary Care. Approaches to Treatment. Step care Staged care Stratified care. MIDAS Migraine Disability. Validated Sensitive to change, so good for follow-up Link to online version of MIDAS

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Headache. HEADACHES. PRIMARY CARE MANAGEMENT. Headaches-overview. Primary headaches - Migraine -tension type -cluster headache/cephalgias -Others. Headache classification. Secondary headaches- Trauma Cranial/ cervical vascular disorder Substance or its withdrawl Infection

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Headache. By Dr. Andrew Gutwein. We all get ‘em!. So why do patients come to the doctor? Severity Worried about brain tumor. Headache History. Be mute! Its all pattern recognition. Headache Physical.

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