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200 10$aFast Facts : Headaches /$fRichard Peatfield, David W. Dodick
205   $a2nd edition.
210   $aBasel $cS. Karger$d2002
215   $a1 online resource (104 pages) $c30 figures
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330   $aThe management of people suffering with headaches forms a substantial part of the workload of the family physician and the practising neurologist. While some patients can perform normally using self-medication, headache can be a symptom of a potentially serious illness and disabling headaches, either continuous or as intermittent attacks, require careful assessment and treatment.    'Fast Facts: Headaches' equips the primary care physician with the knowledge required to accurately investigate, assess and treat (or refer) the patient presenting with disabling primary headache.    ? Enables physicians to distinguish between the benign and potentially life-threatening condition  ? An expert guide to differential diagnosis  ? Reviews current processes of assessment, summarises current thinking on pathogenesis and covers management of common forms of disabling headache  ? Key points are summarised at each chapter-end and clear, simple diagrams and tables support clinical information    Contents:    ? Differential diagnosis  ? Epidemiology  ? Clinical features of migraine and tension headaches  ? Mechanisms of migraine  ? Precipitating causes  ? Acute treatment  ? Prophylactic treatment  ? Chronic daily headache  ? Cluster headache; Post-traumatic headache  ? Future trends
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