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Luigi Murri - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
Headache, 2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, And Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed, but do not typically mimic the migraine aura. Here, we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache. The suggestion of VD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
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correspondence and clinical notes clinical notes vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed,but do not typically mimic the migraine aura.Here,we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache.The suggestion ofVD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
Nicola Morelli - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
Headache, 2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, And Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed, but do not typically mimic the migraine aura. Here, we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache. The suggestion of VD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
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correspondence and clinical notes clinical notes vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed,but do not typically mimic the migraine aura.Here,we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache.The suggestion ofVD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
Enrico Ceretti - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
Headache, 2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, And Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed, but do not typically mimic the migraine aura. Here, we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache. The suggestion of VD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
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correspondence and clinical notes clinical notes vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed,but do not typically mimic the migraine aura.Here,we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache.The suggestion ofVD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
Sara Gori - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
Headache, 2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, And Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed, but do not typically mimic the migraine aura. Here, we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache. The suggestion of VD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
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correspondence and clinical notes clinical notes vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed,but do not typically mimic the migraine aura.Here,we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache.The suggestion ofVD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
Maria Rosaria Maluccio - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
Headache, 2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, And Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed, but do not typically mimic the migraine aura. Here, we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache. The suggestion of VD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
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correspondence and clinical notes clinical notes vertebral artery dissection onset mimics migraine with aura in a Graphic Designer
2008Co-Authors: Nicola Morelli, Michelangelo Mancuso, Sara Gori, Maria Rosaria Maluccio, Gianfranco Cafforio, Alberto Chiti, Giovanni Orlandi, Enrico Ceretti, Antonio Tartaglione, Luigi MurriAbstract:Headache is the most common symptom in patients with cervical artery dissection. This symptom, however, rarely occurs in isolation, and more commonly is associated with other neurological symptoms and signs. Visual symptoms associated with vertebral artery dissection (VD) have also been observed,but do not typically mimic the migraine aura.Here,we report a young patient who presented VD, embolic ischemic lesions, and visual symptoms with the features of aura, followed by migraine headache.The suggestion ofVD dissection should be kept in mind in those cases complaining of the first attack of headache that mimics migraine with aura. In these cases, an extensive neuroimaging study is advisable.
