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2014•The Journal of Headache and PainOpen access

EHMTI-0061. Do the interictal microembolic signals have a role in higher cortical dysfunctions during migraine aura?

Ana Podgorac, Igor Petrušić, Jasna Zidverc‐Trajkovic, Aleksandra Radojičić, Živko Jovanović, N Covickovic-Sternic

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Higher cortical functions (HCF) impairment during aura in migraine patients is more frequent than previously thought.

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Higher cortical functions (HCF) impairment during aura in migraine patients is more frequent than previously thought.

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Higher cortical functions (HCF) impairment during aura in migraine patients is more frequent than previously thought.

Key concepts: Medicine, Aura, Migraine, Neurology, Pain medicine, Ictal, Migraine with aura, Neuroscience

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