Visual phenomenon as part of the migraine syndrome.Literature review

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2004
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Abstract
Among the multiple symptoms, usuallyaccompaning , the migraine episodes, there are the visualsymptoms, which account for the highest incidence. Thesesymptoms may or may no be accompanied by headache.These symptoms can be located into a specifi c migrainesyndrome, such as “ migraine with aura”, “aura without migraine”,,“retinal migraine” and the “ophthalmoplegic migraine”.Inthis article we provide a topic review, as well as the diagnostic criteria and the management of this entity.
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Authors Calderón, Carolina Serrano;
Journal medunab
Year 2004
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Education Infectious and parasitic diseases Medicine (General) Medicine Medical emergencies. Critical care. Intensive care. First aid neurology. diseases of the nervous system sports public aspects of medicine anesthesiology

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