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Buch, Englisch, 462 Seiten, Format (B × H): 159 mm x 241 mm, Gewicht: 900 g

Chakravarty

Case Studies in Uncommon Headache Disorders


2. Auflage 2023
ISBN: 978-93-5696-316-0
Verlag: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers Pvt Ltd

Buch, Englisch, 462 Seiten, Format (B × H): 159 mm x 241 mm, Gewicht: 900 g

ISBN: 978-93-5696-316-0
Verlag: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers Pvt Ltd


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Section 1: The Migraines

- Commentary 1: Chronology of Acute Migraine Attack

- CASE 1: A Young Boy with Recurrent Headaches and Visual Loss

- CASE 2: A Middle-aged Man with Headache, Visual Disturbance, and Recurrent

Episodes of Confusion and Altered Sensorium

- Commentary 2: Diagnosis and Acute Treatment of Migraine: Current Trends

- Commentary 3: Pharmacological Prophylaxis for Migraine: Current Trends

- Commentary 4: Calcitonin Gene-related Peptide Antagonists in Migraine Treatment: To Use or Not to Use?

- Commentary 5: Monoclonal Antibodies against Calcitonin Gene-related Peptide: For Whom to Use?

- CASE 3: A Doctor with Unremitting Headache

- CASE 4: An Unusual Cause of Febrile Encephalopathy in a Migraine Patient

- Commentary 6: Non-headache Symptoms of Migraine and Their Pathophysiology and Management

- Commentary 7: Genetics of Familial Hemiplegic Migraine

- CASE 5: A Young Girl with Transient Limb Weakness

- CASE 6: Can Hemiplegic Migraine Occur without Any Headache?

- CASE 7: Neurology after an Airplane Flight

- CASE 8: The Lady Who Fooled the Surgeon!

- CASE 9: A Middle-aged Lady with Migraine with Aura and Rapidly Progressive Dementia

- CASE 10: A Middle Aged Lady with Gait Instability and Incontinence

- CASE 11: A Similar Case but with Something More

- CASE 12: A Case of Headache and Vertigo

- CASE 13: Another Case of Headache and Vertigo

- CASE 14: A Devastating Episode in a Football Ground

- Commentary 8: Migraine, Stroke, and Other Related Issues

- CASE 15: A Young Girl with Migraine Who Lost Her Vision

- CASE 16: A Middle-aged Lady with Recurrent Ophthalmoplegia



Section 2: Migraine and Epilepsy

- Commentary 9: Migraine and Epilepsy

- CASE 17: Migraine Epilepsy Interface

- CASE 18: Another Case of Migraine - Epilepsy Interface

- CASE 19: More Epilepsy Migraine Interface

- CASE 20: Yet Another Case of Headache - Epilepsy Interface

- CASE 21: Yet Another Case of Seizure and Headache

 

Section 3: Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgias

- Commentary 10: Clinical Assessment of Patients with Headache and Autonomic Symptoms

- Commentary 11: Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgia: Pathophysiology and Treatment of Intractable Cases

- CASE 22: An Elderly Man with Intractable Ocular Jabs with a Red Eye and Tearing

- CASE 23: Never Miss This Diagnosis!

- CASE 24: A Lady with Unilateral Jabs with Tearing from Ipsilateral Eye

- Commentary 12: Pitfalls in the Diagnosis of Cluster Headaches

- Commentary 13: Pitfalls in the Diagnosis of Hemicrania Continua

- CASE 25: An Elderly Man with Severe Throat Pain Shooting up to Ipsilateral Eye and Temple with ANS Features including Salivation

- CASE 26: A Young Girl with Intractable Headache and Severe Photophobia which Changed Pattern over the Years

- CASE 27: Young Boy with Side-locked Headache and Restlessness

- CASE 28: Does Cluster Migraine Exist?

- CASE 29: A Lady with Side-locked and Time-locked Headache: A Diagnostic and Therapeutic Dilemma

- CASE 30: Yet Another Case of Hemiplegia with Severe Headache and Autonomic Features

- CASE 31: A Neuroendocrine Problem: A Case of Secondary Cluster Headache

- CASE 32: Traps in Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgias: A Doctor’s Mistake!

- CASE 33: A Man with an Intractable Abdominal Pain

- CASE 34: A Lady with Side Shifting Headaches

- CASE 35: A Young Man with Cluster Headaches, Sleep Disturbance, and Sulfa Drug Allergy

- Commentary 14: Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgias and Long-lasting

Autonomic Symptoms with Associated Hemicranias: A Spectrum Disorder

 

Section 4: Other Primary Headache Disorders

- Introduction

- CASE 36: A Case of Secondary Stabbing Headache

- Commentary 15: Thunderclap Headache

- CASE 37: Headache in the Shower

- CASE 38: Another Case of Headache in the Shower

- CASE 39: Sex Headache: May be a Very Serious Matter Indeed!

- CASE 40: Why You Need to Do Angiography Even in CT-negative Sex Headaches

- CASE 41: A Very Rare Cause of Headache Related to Sexual Activity

- CASE 42: A Curious Case of Headache in the Shower

- CASE 43: A Middle-aged Lady with Bursting Headache Following Micturition

- CASE 44: Yet Another Case of Thunderclap Headache

- CASE 45: Pregnant Lady with Headache and Convulsion

- CASE 46: Postpartum Headache: Role of Early Imaging

- CASE 47: Alarm Clock Headache that Woke Her Up from Sleep Every Night

- CASE 48: A Lady Who had Hemicranial Headache on Coughing

 

Section 5: Secondary Headaches, Other Headaches and Cranial Neuralgias

- Commentary 16: How Not to Miss the Diagnosis of Serious Secondary Headaches

- CASE 49: An Elderly Man with an Intractable Headache

- CASE 50: An Elderly Man Who Woke Up with a Headache and Visual Loss

- CASE 51: An Elderly Man with Headache and Double Vision

- CASE 52: A Middle-aged Man with Recurrent Headaches, Fever, Stroke-like Episodes, and an Iatrogenic Complication

- CASE 53: A Young Lady with Intermittent Headaches, Stroke-like Episodes, and Abnormal Movements

- CASE 54: A Middle-aged Lady with Intractable Headache

- CASE 55: Another Lady with Intractable Headache and Similar Imaging Abnormality with a Definitive Diagnosis

- CASE 56: Chronic Nasal Sinusitis and Pachymeningitis: Is There Any Link?

- CASE 57: An Unusual Indomethacin-responsive Headache

- CASE 58: A Young Lady with an Intractable Head and Face Pain

- CASE 59: A Young Girl with an Apparently Serious Illness with Spontaneous Improvement

- CASE 60: A Middle-aged Man with an Explosion in the Head

- CASE 61: Another Case of Explosion in the Head

- CASE 62: A Young Boy with Recurrent Headaches and Falls

- CASE 63: A Young Lady with Unilateral Eye Pain and Tenderness

- CASE 64: A Lady with a Linear Burning Sensation on the Face

- CASE 65: Recurrent Eye/Periorbital Pain and Visual Loss: Could it have been Prevented?

- CASE 66: An Elderly Man with Facial Twitching and Burning Tongue

- CASE 67: An Elderly Man with Severe Left Facial Pain and a Miraculous Cure!

- CASE 68: A Middle-aged Lady with Intractable Left Facial Pain and Double Vision

- CASE 69: A Sinister Facial Pain

- CASE 70: Hemicranial Pain, Facial Numbness, and Double Vision: An Unsolved Mystery

- CASE 71: Intermittent Progressive Headache Progressing to Encephalopathy: Case Vignette-1

- CASE 72: Intermittent Progressive Headache Progressing to Encephalopathy: Case Vignette-2

- CASE 73: Progressive Headache with New-onset Ptosis

- CASE 74: Altered Consciousness in a Hospitalized Patient with Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

- CASE 75: Sudden-onset Severe Headache without Evidence of Vascular Abnormality

- CASE 76: Sudden-onset Lower Extremity Weakness with Loss of Bladder and Bowel Control

 

Section 6: Headache and Covid-19 Infection

- Commentary 17: Challenges in Headache Diagnosis in the Era of COVID-19 Pandemic

- CASE 77: Post-COVID-19 Headache 1

- CASE 78: Post-COVID-19 Headache 2

- CASE 79: Post-COVID-19 Vaccination Headache

 

Section 7: Traps in Headache Diagnosis

- CASE 80: An Elderly Man Who Woke Up with Severe Headache and Visual Loss

- CASE 81: A Middle-aged Lady with Left Hemicranial Headache and a Red Eye


Ambar Chakravarty MD FRCPC FRCP FRCPE FIAN

Honorary Professor and Emeritus Consultant in Neurology, Vivekananda Institute of Medical Science, Kolkata, West Bengal, India; Past President, Indian Academy of Neurology (2005-2006)



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