'Cluster headache' diaporamas de présentation

Important topics in primary care

Important topics in primary care. Dr.shereen mohammed. Gastrointestinal system. GERD. Most common cause is transient relaxation of LEF. Diagnosis can usually made by detailed history and confirmed by therapeutic challenge by antacids .

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HEADACHES

HEADACHES. WESTERN CLINICAL SCIENCES SIOM-SPRING 2012 Dr. Alex. HEADACHES: WHERE ARE WE GOING WITH THIS TODAY?. We will discuss the most common types of headaches, how to differentiate them, common clinical characteristics, what is believed to cause each type, and Western treatment options.

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Part 1: The primary headaches

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Headache & Facial Pain

Headache & Facial Pain. Definition; Headache: Pain in the head: From the orbit back to the sub-occipital region. Facial pain: Pain elsewhere in the face. Mechanism; Traction or distention of pain sensitive structures Pain sensitive structures Dura of skull base Cerebral arteries

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Cluster Headache

Cluster Headache. 3 rd BIENNIAL HULL-BASH NATIONAL MEETING ON HEADACHE Anish Bahra The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery Whipps Cross University Hospital. Lifetime prevalence Tension-type headache ~ 60-80% Migraine headache 15% Cluster Headache 0.1%.

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Patient presenting with headache

Consider sinister headache. Patient presenting with headache. Q1. Headache impact. low. ATTH. High. Migraine/CDH. Q2. No. of headache days per month. > 15. < 15. Migraine. Consider short-lasting headaches. Chronic headache. Q3. Analgesic days/week. Q4. Reversible

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Part I Conjoint Examination

Part I Conjoint Examination. Sin Ming Chuen. Part I Examination. New Format 2 Parts MCQ 50% KFP ( Key Feature Problem) 50%. MCQ. 3 hours 100 simple completion 60 multiple completion 20 extended matching. MCQ. Simple Completion Questions

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The History in Headache

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Intra Oral Examination

The (In)s and (Out)s about oral diagnosis. Intra Oral Examination. Tell me what You see ??. Well its Actually An Oreo. Paratrigeminal syndrome of Reader.

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Headache diagnosis and treatment : now and the future

Headache diagnosis and treatment : now and the future. Paul Rolan MBBS MD FRACP FFPM DCPSA Professor of Clinical Pharmacology Senior Consultant, Pain Management Unit, RAH. Headache. in 99.9% of people with headache there is no sign of tissue damage

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TMJ DISORDERS MYOGENOUS PAIN REFERRED PAIN TENSION TYPE HEADACHE MIGRAINE CLUSTER HEADACHE

TMJ DISORDERS MYOGENOUS PAIN REFERRED PAIN TENSION TYPE HEADACHE MIGRAINE CLUSTER HEADACHE NEUROPATHIC PAIN DEAFFERENTATION PAIN PAIN IN SOMATOFORM DISORDERS (ATYPICAL FACIAL PAIN). TMJ DISORDERS MYOGENOUS PAIN REFERRED PAIN TENSION TYPE HEADACHE MIGRAINE CLUSTER HEADACHE

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headache

headache. Headache is one of the commonest neurological complain reported at neurology clinic. path physiology. Intracranial pain sensitive structures include : the arteries of the circules of willis &the first few centimeters of their median sized branches Meningeal arteries

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Primary Headache Diagnosis RCGP 28.4.2009

Primary Headache Diagnosis RCGP 28.4.2009. Dr David PB Watson GPwSI Headache Hamilton Medical Group Aberdeen. Primary Headaches. Tension Type headache Migraine Trigeminal Autonomic cephalalgias Others. Primary headache No underlying medical cause:. Secondary headache

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BASH GPwSI Group Audit: what do we image and why?

BASH GPwSI Group Audit: what do we image and why?. Steven Elliot GPwSI Tier 2 Neurology Salford. Aim. Assess adherence to and relevance of the BASH guidelines on imaging patients with suspected brain tumour. Objectives. Record all patients seen Record numbers of patients scanned

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In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful.

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Prof. Omnia Amin Nayel & Dr. Abdul latif Mahesar

Prof. Omnia Amin Nayel & Dr. Abdul latif Mahesar. DRUGS USED IN HEADACHE AND MIGRAINE. ILOs. Differentiate between types of headache regarding their symptoms, signs and pathophysiology. Recognize drugs used to prevent migraine Identify drugs used to rescue and abort migraine

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Cluster Headache Syndrome Market Growth and Segments, 2016-2026

Cluster headache, a neurological disorder is a condition characterized by severe headaches recurring on one side of the head usually around the eye. Cluster headache is often accompanied by autonomic symptoms such as excessive tears, swelling of the eye and nasal decongestion. In cluster headache syndrome, individuals often suffer from excruciating attacks of unilateral headaches. Some symptoms like migraine such as sensitivity to light and sound, nausea may also occur with a cluster headache. The causes of cluster headache are not completely known, though some of the rare causes may be hereditary, smoking and dysfunction of hypothalamus. The intense pain is known to be caused by dilation of blood vessels creating pressure on the trigeminal nerve.

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Cluster Headache Syndrome Market Research Size, Share, Trends Analysis and Growth Forecast by Regions, Type and Applicat

Cluster headache is pain that occurs along one side of the head. It is frequently occurs around, behind, or above the eye. Symptoms include burning, sharp, steady pain, red eye, runny nose, excessive tearing and flushed face.

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Introduction

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