1999
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-282x1999000100022
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Migrânea com afasia: relato de uma família

Abstract: RESUMO -Descrevemos uma família brasileira na qual a mãe e três filhas apresentam episódios compatíveis com migrânea, acompanhados por alteração no conteúdo da linguagem (afasia), sem paresias. Alguns aspectos relativos à genética das migrâneas são revisados. Chamamos a atenção para a necessidade de investigação genética para saber se é uma variante das formas conhecidas de migrânea, como a migrânea hemiplégica familiar.PALAVRAS-CHAVE: migrânea, enxaqueca, migrânea hemiplégica familiar, afasia. Migraine with a… Show more

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“…The most frequent aura (from Greek ‘breeze’) type is visual, characterized mostly by flashes of light, or bright zigzag, horseshoe shaped expanding visual perceptions (1). Some patients may experience diverse visual (2), as well as sensory (3), motor (4) or language disturbances (5), indicating that other areas of the cortex distinct from the occipital lobes must be affected.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The most frequent aura (from Greek ‘breeze’) type is visual, characterized mostly by flashes of light, or bright zigzag, horseshoe shaped expanding visual perceptions (1). Some patients may experience diverse visual (2), as well as sensory (3), motor (4) or language disturbances (5), indicating that other areas of the cortex distinct from the occipital lobes must be affected.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%