Pain is more widespread and referred to trigeminal areas in occipital neuralgia

Autor: Bruno Ricardo Huber Simião, Zeila Coelho Santos, Omar Franklin Molina, Ricardo Léllis Marçal, Vanessa Bastos Penoni, Sônia Maria Paiva Torres
Rok vydání: 2014
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Zdroj: Revista Neurociências. 22:438-445
ISSN: 1984-4905
DOI: 10.4181/rnc.2014.22.03.945.8p
Popis: Objetctive. Evaluate local and referred pain in occipital neuralgia. Method. Charts review of 32 occipital neuralgia, 16 migraine with­out aura and 102 tension-type headache individuals, respectively. Criteria for craniomandibular disorders, bruxism, headaches. Ques­tionnaires to assess pain sites and descriptors for headaches. Results. Common areas of local/referred pain in occipital neuralgia were the temporal, frontal, occipital, sub-occipital, retro-orbital, cervical and vertex (78.1% cases). Common areas of referred pain in tension-type headache were located in the bilateral temporal and frontal areas (65=63.7%). Other areas of referred pain in tension-type headache were the cervical, vertex, sub-occipital and parietal areas (21.6%). Common areas of local and referred pain in migraine (62.5%) were located in the right anterior temporal area, right anterior temporal, parietal and occipital, left anterior temporal and parietal area, frontal and cervical areas. The median of painful anatomic zones were occipi­tal neuralgia 3.5, tension-type headache 2.0, migraine 2.0; and Con­trols 0.5 (Kruskal-Wallis statistics with post-test p
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