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Serousova O.V.

South Ural State Medical University

Karpova M.I.

South-Ural State Medical University

Nadtochii N.B.

Chelyabinsk Regional Clinical Hospital;
South-Ural State Medical University

Korotkova D.G.

South Ural State Medical University

Vasilenko A.F.

South Ural State Medical University

Neuroimaging in headache: possible findings and their interpretation

Authors:

Serousova O.V., Karpova M.I., Nadtochii N.B., Korotkova D.G., Vasilenko A.F.

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Journal: Russian Journal of Pain. 2022;20(3): 52‑61

DOI: 10.17116/pain20222003152

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NEUROIMAGING IN HEADACHE: POSSIBLE FINDINGS AND THEIR INTERPRETATION
NEUROIMAGING IN HEADACHE: POSSIBLE FINDINGS AND THEIR INTERPRETATION

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Serousova OV, Karpova MI, Nadtochii NB, Korotkova DG, Vasilenko AF. Neuroimaging in headache: possible findings and their interpretation. Russian Journal of Pain. 2022;20(3):52‑61. (In Russ.)
https://doi.org/10.17116/pain20222003152

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Abstract:

Neuroimaging, used to search for intracranial structural lesions, is one of the important diagnostic methods in many patients with headache complaints. This review presents current views on the rational use of neuroimaging in patients with headache, provides recommendations for determining indications for examination and choosing optimal techniques depending on the clinical situation. The data on the most common changes are presented, which are variants of the normal structure that have no clinical significance and are incidental detected on head tomography. The results of studies on structural disorders in the brain during migraine are summarized: white matter abnormalities, silent infarct-like lesions, volumetric changes in gray and white matter. The prevalence of these changes, possible mechanisms of their occurrence and the relationship with the features of the manifestations of the disease are discussed.

Keywords:

headache
migraine
neuroimaging
structural brain lesions
incidental findings
white matter abnormalities

Authors:

Serousova O.V.

South Ural State Medical University

Karpova M.I.

South-Ural State Medical University

Nadtochii N.B.

Chelyabinsk Regional Clinical Hospital;
South-Ural State Medical University

Korotkova D.G.

South Ural State Medical University

Vasilenko A.F.

South Ural State Medical University

Received:

02.06.2022

Accepted:

05.07.2022

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