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Pain pathophysiology/ Referred pain

Pain pathophysiology/ Referred pain. Lec - 8. Referred pain. Convergence Theory / Referred pain. Parietal & Visceral pain. Headache (Frontal & Occipital ). the middle meningeal artery is very sensitive to pain & rich in pain receptors. Common headache and facial pain syndromes;.

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Pain pathophysiology/ Referred pain

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  1. Pain pathophysiology/ Referred pain Lec - 8

  2. Referred pain

  3. Convergence Theory / Referred pain

  4. Parietal & Visceral pain

  5. Headache (Frontal & Occipital )

  6. the middle meningeal artery is very sensitive to pain & rich in pain receptors.

  7. Common headache and facial pain syndromes; • Tension headache • Migraine • Cluster headache • Raised Intracranial pressure • Trigeminal neuralgia • Post-herpetic neuralgia (after herpes zoster)

  8. Important points in the headache history • The tempo of onset • The time of the day of onset of maximal pain • The effect of posture, coughing and straining • The location of the pain • Any associated symptoms

  9. Trigeminal Neuralgia

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