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MedUNAB ; 7(21): 192-198, dic. 2004-mar. 2005. ilus, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-834896

ABSTRACT

Teniendo en cuenta los múltiples síntomas que suelen acompañar los episodios de migraña, son los síntomas visuales los que adquieren mayor porcentaje de presentación, los cuales pueden estar acompañados o no de cefalea. Estos síntomas pueden ubicarse dentro de un síndrome migrañoso específico como lo son la migraña con aura, aura típica sin cefalea, migraña retiniana y migraña oftalmoplégica. Se revisan y se presentan sus criterios diagnósticos y su manejo.


Visual phenomenon as part of the migraine syndrome.Literature review. Among the multiple symptoms, usually accompanying, the migraine episodes, there are the visual symptoms, which account for the highest incidence. These symptoms may or may no be accompanied by headache. These symptoms can be located into a specific migraine syndrome, such as “migraine with aura”, “aura without migraine”, “retinal migraine” and the “ophthalmoplegic migraine”. In this article we provide a topic review, as well as the diagnostic criteria and the management of this entity.


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Humans , Diagnosis , Diagnosis, Differential , Migraine Disorders , Migraine with Aura , Ophthalmoplegic Migraine
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