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2010•American Journal of NeuroradiologyOpen access

Susceptibility-Weighted Imaging in Migraine with Aura

Ercan Karaarslan, Sıla Ulus, Murat Kürtüncü

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We report 2 patients with migraine with aura, in whom SWI showed transient prominence of the venous vasculature within areas of impaired perfusion. The findings resolved spontaneously in both patients. This imaging technique may play a helpful role in assessing the vascular events in migraine with aura.

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We report 2 patients with migraine with aura, in whom SWI showed transient prominence of the venous vasculature within areas of impaired perfusion. The findings resolved spontaneously in both patients. This imaging technique may play a helpful role in assessing the vascular events in migraine with aura.

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We report 2 patients with migraine with aura, in whom SWI showed transient prominence of the venous vasculature within areas of impaired perfusion. The findings resolved spontaneously in both patients. This imaging technique may play a helpful role in assessing the vascular events in migraine with aura.

Key concepts: Aura, Medicine, Migraine, Migraine with aura, Perfusion, Susceptibility weighted imaging, Cardiology, Radiology

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