Classic migraine or not classic migraine. That is the question.
Peter J. Tuchin, Rod Bonello
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Peter J. Tuchin, Rod Bonello
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OBJECTIVE: To identify the main characteristics of classic migraine, with specific regard to diagnostic criteria for manual therapy practitioners, including chiropractors and osteopaths. METHOD: Ten case studies on migraine were reviewed for the symptoms and clinical features. RESULTS: The majority of cases reviewed as classic migraines were in reality not correct diagnoses in accordance with standard classification systems. Some cases had classic signs which may have been misinterpreted, whilst other cases had possible inconsistent symptoms making diagnosis difficult. DISCUSSION: The various classification systems are presented with guidelines for diagnosis to assist practitioners making the accurate diagnosis.
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OBJECTIVE: To identify the main characteristics of classic migraine, with specific regard to diagnostic criteria for manual therapy practitioners, including chiropractors and osteopaths. METHOD: Ten case studies on migraine were reviewed for the symptoms and clinical features. RESULTS: The majority of cases reviewed as classic migraines were in reality not correct diagnoses in accordance with standard classification systems. Some cases had classic signs which may have been misinterpreted, whilst other cases had possible inconsistent symptoms making diagnosis difficult. DISCUSSION: The various classification systems are presented with guidelines for diagnosis to assist practitioners making the accurate diagnosis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Migraine, Medical diagnosis, Manual therapy, Alternative medicine, Chiropractic, Physical therapy, Migraine Disorders