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Dizziness and Orthostatic Intolerance In Pediatric Headache Patients
Seminars in Pediatric Neurology, 2016Children and adolescents with headaches commonly complain of dizziness that creates significant distress among the patients and their families. Dizziness is largely due to either orthostatic intolerance or vertigo; this distinction is the initial step in the evaluation of a child with co-occurrence of headaches and dizziness.
William, Qubty, Sita, Kedia
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Orthostatic hypotension caused by headache therapy
Postgraduate Medicine, 1987The treatment of pain concerns every practitioner. This article is one of a series alerting the physician to recent trends and theories in the management of a common problem.
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Syndrome of Orthostatic Headaches and Diffuse Pachymeningeal Gadolinium Enhancement
Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1997To characterize clinical and imaging features, biopsy findings, etiologic factors, and outcome in the syndrome of intracranial hypotension, headaches, and diffuse pachymeningeal gadolinium enhancement on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).We describe our experience with 26 consecutive patients with orthostatic headaches and diffuse pachymeningeal ...
B, Mokri, D G, Piepgras, G M, Miller
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ICE CREAM HEADACHE AND ORTHOSTATIC SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH MIGRAINE
Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 1976SYNOPSIS Migraine is arbitrarily defined; biological markers for the condition are needed. Two stereotyped phenomena which may be manifestations of central vasomotor instability have been studied in migraineurs and in control subjects.
N H, Raskin, S C, Knittle
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Orthostatic Headache Diagnosed by Computed Tomography Myelography
Journal of Korean Neurotraumatology Society, 2007Intracranial hypotension seems to be caused by cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leakage from a spinal meningeal diverticulum or dura tear. It is characterized by orthostatic headache and diffuse meningeal enhancement on gadolinium-enhanced brain magnetic resonance imaging.
Hyun Hee Ye +5 more
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Orthostatic headaches without CSF leak in postural tachycardia syndrome
Neurology, 2003Four women age 17 to 28 years presented with orthostatic headaches as the most prominent feature of their symptom complex. None had CSF leak or intracranial hypotension. Autonomic studies showed evidence of orthostatic intolerance with tachycardia in all cases.
Bahram, Mokri, Phillip A, Low
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Cerebellar hemorrhage presenting as orthostatic headache: Two case reports
Neurology, 1999The most frequently documented examples of orthostatic headache are those associated with low CSF pressure. The pain is characterized as bilateral and occurring or worsening within 15 minutes after assuming the upright position, and disappearing or improving within 30 minutes after resuming the recumbent position.1 Such headaches may result from lumbar
W T, Chen, J L, Fuh, S R, Lu, S J, Wang
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Orthostatic headaches caused by CSF leak but with normal CSF pressures
Neurology, 1998To report that the syndrome of orthostatic headaches caused by CSF leak can be seen with persistently normal CSF pressures.CSF leak or shunt overdrainage is known to cause orthostatic headaches and diffuse pachymeningeal gadolinium enhancement (DPGE), typically associated with unmeasurable or very low CSF pressures.Of 40 consecutive patients with ...
B, Mokri +3 more
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A woman with persistent orthostatic headache and diplopia.
2013A woman with persistent orthostatic headache and diplopia.
L. Fallai +5 more
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