Migraine and brain lesions. Data from the population-based CAMERA Study Kruit, Mark Christian

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Migraine and brain lesions. Data from the population-based CAMERA Study

Kruit, Mark Christian

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Kruit, M. C. (2010, January 20). Migraine and brain lesions. Data from the population-based CAMERA Study. Department of Radiology, Faculty of Medicine, Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC), Leiden University.

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ABBREVIATIONS

AICA anteriorinferiorcerebellar

artery

ANS autonomicnervoussystem

BBB bloodbrainbarrier

BMI bodymassindex

BP bloodpressure

CAMERA CerebralAbnormalitiesin

Migraine,anEpidemiological

RiskAnalysis

CI confidenceinterval

CSD corticalspreadingdepression

CSF cerebrospinalfluid

CSM carotidsinusmassage

CT computedtomography

DLB dementiawitLewybodies

DWML deepwhitematterlesion

FLAIR fluidattenuatedinversion

recovery

GEM geneticepidemiologyof

migraine

ICC intraclasscorrelation

coefficients

IHL infratentorialhyperintense

lesion

IHS internationalheadache

society

ILL infarctlikelesion

MA migrainewithaura

MO migrainewithoutaura

MRI magneticresonanceimaging

OC oralcontraceptives

OH orthostatichypotension

OI orthostaticinsufficiency

OR oddsratio

PAG periaqueductalgreymatter

PC/PCT posteriorcirculationterritory

PD protondensity

PFO patentforamenovale

PHL pontinehyperintenselesion

PICA posteriorinferiorcerebellar

arteriy

POTS posturaltachycardia

syndrome

PVWML periventricularwhitematter

lesion

rCBF regionalcerebralbloodflow

RR relativerisk

SCA superiorcerebellarartery

SN substantianigra

TIA transientischemicattack

WML whitematterhyperintense

lesions

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IHSDiagnosticCriteria–ICHDII

DIAGNOSTICCRITERIA–ICHDII

TheInternationalClassificationofHeadacheDisorders,2

^nd

edition

³

1.MIGRAINE

1.1 Migrainewithoutaura

1.2 Migrainewithaura

1.2.1 Typicalaurawithmigraine

headache

1.2.2 Typicalaurawithnonmigraine

headache

1.2.3 Typicalaurawithoutheadache

1.2.4 Familialhemiplegicmigraine

(FHM)

1.2.5 Sporadichemiplegicmigraine

1.2.6 Basilartypemigraine

1.3 Childhood periodic syndromes that are

commonlyprecursorsofmigraine

1.3.1 Cyclicalvomiting

1.3.2 Abdominalmigraine

1.3.3 Benignparoxysmalvertigoof

childhood

1.4 Retinalmigraine

1.5 Complicationsofmigraine

1.5.1 Chronicmigraine

1.5.2 Statusmigrainosus

1.5.3 Persistentaurawithoutinfarc

tion

1.5.4 Migrainousinfarction

1.5.5 Migrainetriggeredseizure

1.6 Probablemigraine

1.6.1 Probablemigrainewithoutaura

1.6.2 Probablemigrainewithaura

1.6.5 Probablechronicmigraine

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1.1MIGRAINEWITHOUTAURA

Previouslyusedterms:

Commonmigraine,hemicraniasimplex

Description:

Recurrent headache disorder manifesting in attacks lasting 4–72 hours. Typical characteristics of

theheadache are unilaterallocation,pulsatingquality,moderateorsevereintensity,aggravation

byroutinephysicalactivityandassociationwithnauseaand/orphotophobiaandphonophobia.

Diagnosticcriteria:

A. Atleast5attacksfulfillingcriteriaB–D

B. Headacheattackslasting4–72hours(untreatedorunsuccessfullytreated)

C. Headachehasatleasttwoofthefollowingcharacteristics:

1. unilaterallocation

2. pulsatingquality

3. moderateorseverepainintensity

4. aggravationbyorcausingavoidanceofroutinephysicalactivity

(e.g.,walkingorclimbingstairs)

D. Duringheadacheatleastoneofthefollowing:

1.nauseaand/orvomiting

2.photophobiaandphonophobia

E. Notattributedtoanotherdisorder

1.2MIGRAINEWITHAURA

Previouslyusedterms:

Classic or classical migraine, ophthalmic, hemiparaesthetic, hemiplegic or aphasic migraine, mi

graineaccompagnée,complicatedmigraine

Description:

Recurrent disorder manifesting in attacks of reversible focal neurological symptoms that usually

developgraduallyover5–20minutesandlastforlessthan60minutes.Headachewiththefeatures

of migraine without aura usually follows the aura symptoms. Less commonly, headache lacks

migrainousfeaturesoriscompletelyabsent.

A. Atleast2attacksfulfillingcriterionB

B. MigraineaurafulfillingcriteriaBandCforoneofthesubforms1.2.1–1.2.6

C. Notattributedtoanotherdisorder

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IHSDiagnosticCriteria–ICHDII

1.2.1TYPICALAURAWITHMIGRAINEHEADACHE

Description:

Typical aura consisting of visual and/or sensory and/or speech symptoms. Gradual development,

durationnolongerthanonehour,amixofpositiveandnegativefeaturesandcompletereversibil

ity characterise the aura which is associated with a headache fulfilling criteria for 1.1 Migraine

withoutaura.

A. Atleast2attacksfulfillingcriteriaB–D

B. Auraconsistingofatleastoneofthefollowing,butnomotorweakness:

1. fullyreversiblevisualsymptomsincludingpositivefeatures(e.g.,flickeringlights,spotsor

lines)and/ornegativefeatures(i.e.,lossofvision)

2. fullyreversiblesensorysymptomsincludingpositivefeatures(i.e.,pinsandneedles)

and/ornegativefeatures(i.e.,numbness)

3. fullyreversibledysphasicspeechdisturbance

C. Atleasttwoofthefollowing:

1. homonymousvisualsymptoms1and/orunilateralsensorysymptoms

2. atleastoneaurasymptomdevelopsgraduallyover5minutesand/ordifferentaura

symptomsoccurinsuccessionover5minutes

3. eachsymptomlasts5and60minutes

D. HeadachefulfillingcriteriaB–Dfor1.1Migrainewithoutaurabeginsduringtheauraorfollows

aurawithin60minutes

E. Notattributedtoanotherdisorder

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x KruitMC,LaunerLJ,vanBuchemMA,Terwindt

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x KruitMC,LaunerLJ,OverboschJ,vanBuchem

MA,FerrariMD.Ironaccumulationindeep

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Migraine and brain lesions. Data from the population-based CAMERA Study Kruit, Mark Christian