1971
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-282x1971000200008
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Cefaléia epiléptica: estudo de um caso com registro eletrencefalográfico durante a crise

Abstract: Embora sejam freqüentes as referências a cefaléias relacionadas à atividade irritativa cerebral, focal ou difusa, é raro o relato de anormalidades eletrencefalográficas durante crises de cefaléia sem caráter de enxaqueca.Na literatura a nosso alcance encontramos apenas um caso, descrito por Espadaler-Medina 1 5 . Por isso julgamos oportuno o relato de um caso referente a uma paciente na qual praticamos o eletrencefalograma (EEG) durante crises de cefaléia, comprovando sua origem epiléptica.OBSERVAÇÃO C.M.S., c… Show more

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“…The cases of Isler et al (1987) and Beauvais et al (2001) are not shown due to a considerable lack of data in the original reports. Similarly, other earlier cases were reported but are not included due to a lack of sufficient data (Heyck and Hess, 1955; Nymgard, 1956; Morocutti and Vizioli, 1957; Grossman et al , 1971). From the data shown in table 1, we can derive the following general characteristics of epileptic headache:…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The cases of Isler et al (1987) and Beauvais et al (2001) are not shown due to a considerable lack of data in the original reports. Similarly, other earlier cases were reported but are not included due to a lack of sufficient data (Heyck and Hess, 1955; Nymgard, 1956; Morocutti and Vizioli, 1957; Grossman et al , 1971). From the data shown in table 1, we can derive the following general characteristics of epileptic headache:…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cases of Isler et al (1987) and Beauvais et al (2001) are not shown due to a considerable lack of data in the original reports. Similarly, other earlier cases were reported but are not included due to a lack of sufficient data (Heyck and Hess, 1955;Nymgard, 1956;Morocutti and Vizioli, 1957;Grossman et al, 1971). From the data shown in table 1, we can derive the following general characteristics of epileptic headache: 1) The headache may appear as a migraine without aura, according to the criteria of the International Classification of Headache Disorders (ICHD)-II ( 2004) (Parisi et al, 2007;Perucca et al, 2010;Belcastro et al, 2011), an unspecified headache (Laplante et al, 1983;Ghofrani et al, 2006;Dainese et al, 2011), or a tension-type headache (Fanella et al, 2012), not accompanied or followed by other epileptic manifestations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Although the revised International Classification of Headaches Disorders 3rd edition (ICHD-3) now includes the term “ictal epileptic headache” (17), it does not take into account the original clinical criteria (3). Indeed, since the first demonstration (13) of the immediate remission of EEG abnormalities and of the headache after the administration of intravenous anti-epileptic drug, over than 30 cases of IEH have been reported (36, 1216, 1834). These papers suggest that a diagnosis of IEH is possible when all the following criteria occur (3): (a) headache lasting minutes, hours, or days, headache that is ipsilateral or contralateral (if the headache is not generalized) with epileptiform EEG discharges (if the anomalies are localized); (b) variable EEG abnormalities may be observed without a specific EEG or clinical headache pattern required; (c) headache and EEG abnormalities immediately resolved after antiepileptic drugs intravenous administration (Table 1).…”
Section: Headache Epilepsy and “Ictal Epileptic Headache”mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another crucial point is the lack of a clear, repetitive EEG headache-associated pattern, owing to the fact that the ictal EEG recording is usually not associated with specific EEG picture. Indeed, different EEG patterns have been recorded during headache-like complaints in both symptomatic and idiopathic IEH cases (18, 20, 2834).…”
Section: In Most Cases Ieh Is Probably An “Autonomic Seizure”mentioning
confidence: 99%