Hemicrania continua is not that rare (Neurology. —2001. —Sep. 25. — 57(6). —P. 948—951: англ.)

M. Peres; Peres M.; S. Silberstein; Silberstein S.; S. Nahmias; Nahmias S.; A. Shechter; Shechter A.; I. Youssef; Youssef I.; T. Rozen; Rozen T.; W. Young; Young W.

doi:10.17816/nb80912

Hemicrania continua is not that rare (Neurology. —2001. —Sep. 25. — 57(6). —P. 948—951: англ.)

Authors: Peres M.¹, Silberstein S.¹, Nahmias S.¹, Shechter A.¹, Youssef I.¹, Rozen T.¹, Young W.¹
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1. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Issue: Vol XXXIII, No 3-4 (2001)
Pages: 100-100
Section: Articles
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1027-4898/article/view/80912
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/nb80912
ID: 80912

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Chronic paroxysmal hemicrania is a sensitive headache characterized by a prolonged course, moderate or severe pain syndrome and unilateral localization. The literature describes about 90 cases of such a headache, however, the clinical forms of chronic paroxysmal headache have not yet been determined.