'Tension type' diaporamas de présentation

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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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Headaches B. Wayne Blount, MD, MPH

Headaches B. Wayne Blount, MD, MPH. OBJECTIVES. Know the APPROACH to the HA Pt. Know how to distinguish primary from secondary HAs List the 3 most common types of primary HAs Distinguish among those 3 Name common, evidence-based RX for those 3. How to APPROACH the patient with a headache.

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Prof Eiad Al Faris

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Headache Management

Headache Management. Tom Miller MD. Why talk about headaches?. Headaches are a common problem They are sometimes difficult to treat Can usually be treated well by internists Headache management is often not optimal Recent advances can translate into better treatment.

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Headache Management

Headache Management. Tom Miller MD. Why talk about headaches?. Headaches are a common problem They are sometimes difficult to treat Can usually be treated well by internists Headache management is often not optimal Recent advances can translate into better treatment.

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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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Headache

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Evidence in Motion, LLC

Evidence in Motion, LLC. FVR Live Case #3 Matt Anderson June 12, 2013. Patient Profile. 46 y/o caucasian female Works as a psychologist, seeing patients who have PTSD and TBI from combat Has a 21 year old son Enjoys yoga, kayaking, and hiking. Chief Complaint.

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The Truth About Headaches

The Truth About Headaches. Are Headaches Normal?. Many people believe that it is okay to have headaches. Some even think that headaches are normal. This can be a dangerous misconception as headaches can be an important warning sign that something else may be wrong.

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Burns M. Brady, MD FASAM Greg L. Jones, MD CAPTASA 2012

Burns M. Brady, MD FASAM Greg L. Jones, MD CAPTASA 2012. A Case Presentation- 54 YO Female. Hx of Present Illness. 54 yo White Female in ER with severe, boring epigastric pain N & V for approx 6 hours duration W/U shows no biliary tract or GB disease Normal Triglycerides

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Headache

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Headache

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Headaches

Headaches. Differentiating the benign from the serious By Dr. Cuong Ngo-Minh Back to Basics April 16th 2009. Objectives LMCC. Differentiate benign vs serious headache via symptoms and signs, investigation Pathophysiology of migraine and pain sensation of other cause of headache

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Headache

Headache. HEADACHES. PRIMARY CARE MANAGEMENT. Headaches-overview. Primary headaches - Migraine -tension type -cluster headache/cephalgias -Others. Headache classification. Secondary headaches- Trauma Cranial/ cervical vascular disorder Substance or its withdrawl Infection

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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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Chronic Headaches Treatments

Read your options for pain relief when you suffer from a headache. Also, with new prevention medications, you now have many options that help you avoid migraine pain.

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Understanding Headaches In Children

Headaches in children are common and usually arenu2019t serious. Like adults, children can develop different types of headaches, including migraines or stress-related (tension) headaches. Children can also have chronic daily headaches. #pediatricianjonesboroar #pediatricianbrooklandar #childrensclinicjonesboroar #pediatricclinicjonesboroar

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