La migraine, pathologie méconnue chez l'enfant

Annequin, D.; Tourniaire, B.; Dumas, Clément

doi:10.1016/s0929-693x(00)90016-2

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“…Les céphalées sont sous-diagnostiquées et peu prises au sérieux malgré leur fréquence chez l'enfant [3]. Leur caractère douloureux et répété peut avoir un retentissement majeur sur la vie sociale, la scolarité et la qualité de vie de l'enfant [6].…”

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Thérapie comportementale et cognitive de groupe pour les enfants et les adolescents céphalalgiques

Rousseau-Salvador

Amouroux

2010

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De nombreuses études récentes ont démontré l'efficacité des thérapies comportementales et cognitives (TCC) dans la prise en charge de la douleur chronique chez l'enfant et, plus particulièrement, pour les céphalées. Cet article décrit un programme de TCC de groupe pour les enfants et les adolescents céphalalgiques qui peuvent égale-ment présenter des troubles psychologiques associés, tels que les troubles anxieux ou dépressifs. Mots clés Thérapie comportementale et cognitive · Céphalée · Migraine · Groupe · EnfantAbstract Several recent studies have demonstrated that cognitive-behavioral therapies (CBT) are effective in the treatment of chronic pain in children, particularly children with headache. This article describes a CBT program for children and adolescents suffering from recurrent headache, a population that also may present with comorbid anxiety and depression.

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Thérapie comportementale et cognitive de groupe pour les enfants et les adolescents céphalalgiques

Rousseau-Salvador

Amouroux

2010

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“…Despite this high prevalence, however, clinicians may not readily recognize childhood migraine [6] and treatment appears even less satisfactory. There are many drug and non-drug therapeutic approaches for both acute and preventive treatment.…”

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Study on management of pediatric migraine by general practitioners in northern France

Cuvellier

Carvalho

et al. 2009

J Headache Pain

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The study explored the awareness of the Haute Autorité de Santé (High Health Authority, HAS) guidelines for migraine management in children among a random sample of 100 general practitioners (GPs) dichotomised in an urban and a rural group. A questionnaire conducted by phone included questions on knowledge of pediatric migraine acute treatment and preventive therapy, referral to a child neurologist as well as GPs awareness of HAS recommendations in general. Although 45% of GPs argued they were prescribing ibuprofen as first-line abortive drug, only 3% were aware of the recommended dose. Only 48% of GPs were agreeing to initiate preventive therapy. Fifty percent of GPs stated that they knew HAS guidelines but only 24% stated that they had read them. The only significant difference between urban and rural GPs concerned the initiation of preventive therapy. Continuing educational programmes on the implementation of pediatric migraine guidelines is strongly needed.Electronic supplementary materialThe online version of this article (doi:10.1007/s10194-009-0111-9) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.

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Loo

2009

Integrative Medicine for Children

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La migraine, pathologie méconnue chez l'enfant

Cited by 6 publications

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Thérapie comportementale et cognitive de groupe pour les enfants et les adolescents céphalalgiques

Thérapie comportementale et cognitive de groupe pour les enfants et les adolescents céphalalgiques

Study on management of pediatric migraine by general practitioners in northern France

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