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The Classification and Diagnosis of Headache Disorders

The Classification and Diagnosis of Headache Disorders

9780198565901
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The new international classification of headache disorders (IHCD-2) contains precise diagnostic criteria for headache disorders, but it is very difficult to read. The book, edited by the chairman of the classification committee, provides an invaluable insight for all those who diagnose headache in their daily practice. This book follows the International Headache Classification, but expands on it by discussing the background of the various diagnoses, the pitfalls and thepractical problems in interpretation, and thus provides a more comprehensive source for those diagnosing headache disorders. It discusses diagnostic instruments such as headache diaries, headache calendars, and structured interviews. It also focuses on weak points in the headache classification wheresolid data is missing, and personal experience plays a greater role. Finally, it provides an insight for future descriptive research. A whole catalogue of research ideas are presented which can be realized in any clinical setting where a large number of headache patients are being treated.
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OUP Oxford
85754
9780198565901
9780198565901

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Publication date
2005
Issue number
1
Cover
hard cover
Pages count
328
Dimensions (mm)
173 x 248
Weight (g)
682
  • Session I - Principles and tools; Migraine with and without allodynia: new sub-classification of migraine; The international classification of headache disorders 2nd Edition (ICHD-2) and the 10th international classification of diseases, neurological adaptation (ICD10NA) classification of headache disorders; Principles and tools: questionnaires, structured interviews, diaries and calendars; Comparison of a pharmacy-based observational study with GCP-conform clinical studies with effervescent acetylsalicylic acid in migraine; Diagnostic criteria for primary headaches of ICHD 2nd edition 2004: Electronic clinical sheets version Int. W.2.O; Prevalence of migraine in the primary care setting; Prevalence, clinical characteristics and medication of migraine in Latin America: a population-based study; Discussion summary, allodynia: principles and tools B. Richard and M. D. Lipton; Session II - The primary headaches: Part 1 - The Migraines; The classification of migraine; Migraine with aura and its borderlands; Chronic migraine; Appendix to the international classification of headache disorders (2nd edition) : application of diagnostic criteria for migraine without aura; Migraine with aura: IHS-subtypes 1988 compared to 2004 in clinical practice; ICHD-2 applied to 362 patients with migraine with aura according to the ICHD-1; Validation of new diagnostic criteria (ICHD-2) for migraine with aura; Session III - The primary headaces: Part 2; Tension-type headache - what is new in the second edition of the International Classification of Headache Disorders?; Trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias; Other primary headaches: Old concepts and new views; A case of hemicrania continua overlapping with other forms of strictly unilateral headaches associated with autonomic symptoms; Appendix to the International Classification of Headache Disorders (2nd edition): application of diagnostic criteria for tension-type headache; Phenotype of chronic tension-type headache; Discussion summary, the primary headaches: Part II; Session IV - The secondary headaches: Part I; Headache attributed to infection; Headache attributed to cranial or cervical vascular disorder; Headache attributed to a substance or its withdrawal; Headache attributed to trauma; Duration of rebound headache in the treatment of substance-overuse headache: effects of prednisolone vs tricyclic antidepressants; Headache and spontaneous cervical artery dissections: time-course and follow up; Hyperhomocysteinemia due to MTHFR C677T polymorphism as a possible link between stroke and migraine in young population; Posttraumatic headache in patients with mild traumatic brain injury; Posttraumatic headache attributed to mild head injury; Posttraumatic migraine secondary to organic lesions; Discussion summary, the secondary headaches: Part 1; Session V - The secondary headaches: Part II; Headache or facial pain attributed to disorders of cranium, neck, eyes, ears, nose, sinuses, teeth, mouth or other facial or cranial structures; Cranial neuralgias and central causes of facial pain; Headache diagnosis in systemic mastocytosis; Polycythemia: A cause of secondary headache?; Discussion summary, the secondary headaches: Part II; Session VI - Practical implementation and research; Algorithms and simplified approaches to headache diagnosis; National and international action plans for improving headache diagnosis; ICHD classification research; Application of ICHD 2nd edition criteria for primary headaches with the aid of a computerized, structured medical record: some considerations; French survey network on headaches and facial pains; ID migraine TM: Validation and use of a three-item, self-administered questionnaire to identify migraine sufferers in a primary care population; The FRAMIG III survey: first epidemiological survey in general population according to the 2004 IHS migraine criteria; Discussion summary, practical implementation and research;
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