Clinical study of cervicogenic headache

The cervicogenic headache was studied to get a deeper insight into the pathogenetic mechanisms, and clinical presentation forms. Material and Methods. Eleven female patients, ranging from 34 to 81 years-old, with cervicogenic headaches, were studied and correlated with NMR images of the cervical spi...

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Autores:: Castejón, O J
Carrero Gonzalez, C M
Lastre-Amell, G
Leal, J
Galindez, P
Castejon Salones, M
Sierra Carrero, L L

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Fecha de publicación:: 2020

Institución:: Universidad Simón Bolívar

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title	Clinical study of cervicogenic headache
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dc.creator.fl_str_mv	Castejón, O J Carrero Gonzalez, C M Lastre-Amell, G Leal, J Galindez, P Castejon Salones, M Sierra Carrero, L L
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description	The cervicogenic headache was studied to get a deeper insight into the pathogenetic mechanisms, and clinical presentation forms. Material and Methods. Eleven female patients, ranging from 34 to 81 years-old, with cervicogenic headaches, were studied and correlated with NMR images of the cervical spine. Results. Intense neck pain irradiated to parietal, occipital, temporal regions, and shoulders were correlated with NMR images of the degenerated cervical spine. Also, lumbar spine pathology, osteoporosis, gallstones, and cholecystitis were found. The following associated neurological, neurobehavioral, and metabolic diseases comorbidities were observed, such as blood hypertension, diabetes, obesity, hypothyroidism, partial epilepsy, tremor, familial stress, memory, sleep disorders, and dizziness. Also, we found mixed cervicogenic headaches and migraines in 50% of cases studied. Conclusion. The headache and the associated images of cervical pathology have been clinically interpreted as cardinal signs of cervicogenic headache. A mixed cervicogenic mixed type was observed.
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spelling	Castejón, O J2be29e8c-bc36-478e-b88f-631bfc7f8f40Carrero Gonzalez, C Mcd7528a4-f6e7-42d6-be61-ebf8d0f40369Lastre-Amell, Gbdbd1fc0-9e05-44be-b0a3-919a686f5b5cLeal, Je851e612-3470-45af-877a-6ee2bd70078bGalindez, P39865797-8dc0-4c79-bbd3-50054d1f8d40Castejon Salones, Mf5f94e80-2308-4bc7-8687-e9bf12c577f7Sierra Carrero, L L9374f797-7088-4cc4-92f2-cc40d00514a72020-08-27T23:16:43Z2020-08-27T23:16:43Z202022496084https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12442/6379https://eijppr.com/en/article/clinical-study-of-cervicogenic-headacheThe cervicogenic headache was studied to get a deeper insight into the pathogenetic mechanisms, and clinical presentation forms. Material and Methods. Eleven female patients, ranging from 34 to 81 years-old, with cervicogenic headaches, were studied and correlated with NMR images of the cervical spine. Results. Intense neck pain irradiated to parietal, occipital, temporal regions, and shoulders were correlated with NMR images of the degenerated cervical spine. Also, lumbar spine pathology, osteoporosis, gallstones, and cholecystitis were found. The following associated neurological, neurobehavioral, and metabolic diseases comorbidities were observed, such as blood hypertension, diabetes, obesity, hypothyroidism, partial epilepsy, tremor, familial stress, memory, sleep disorders, and dizziness. Also, we found mixed cervicogenic headaches and migraines in 50% of cases studied. Conclusion. The headache and the associated images of cervical pathology have been clinically interpreted as cardinal signs of cervicogenic headache. 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Clinical study of cervicogenic headache

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