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Considerations on the Use of Propranolol in Complicated Migraine

J. L. Prendes

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SYNOPSIS An analogy is drawn between ergotamines and propranolol treatment of complicated migraine. A case report and supportive clinical and experimental data are presented to caution against the indiscriminate use of beta blocking agents in these patients.

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SYNOPSIS An analogy is drawn between ergotamines and propranolol treatment of complicated migraine. A case report and supportive clinical and experimental data are presented to caution against the indiscriminate use of beta blocking agents in these patients.

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SYNOPSIS An analogy is drawn between ergotamines and propranolol treatment of complicated migraine. A case report and supportive clinical and experimental data are presented to caution against the indiscriminate use of beta blocking agents in these patients.

Key concepts: Propranolol, Migraine, Analogy, Blocking (statistics), Medicine, Migraine Disorders, Intensive care medicine, Anesthesia

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