Secondary headache disorders:
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CONTENTS
Preface xi
Randolph W. Evans
Headaches Due to Nasal and Paranasal Sinus Disease 1
Stephen D. Silberstein
Sinus infections are much less common today than they were in the
preantibiotic era, but they still are overdiagnosed. Acute sinusitis, a
relatively uncommon cause of headache, is the result of infection of
one or more of the cranial sinuses. Acute sinusitis usually is char¬
acterized by purulent discharge in the nasal passages and a pain
profile determined by the site of infection. Sinusitis is overdiag¬
nosed as a cause of headache because of the belief that pain over
the sinuses must be related to the sinuses. In fact, frontal head pain
more often is caused by migraine and tension type headache. It
should not follow that if a patient fails to respond to treatment
for migraine and tension type headache one should reconsider
the diagnosis of sinus disease. Whether or not nasal obstruction
can lead to chronic headache is controversial. Paradoxically, sinus
disease also tends to be underdiagnosed, as sphenoid sinus infec¬
tion frequently is missed.
Headaches Due to Vascular Disorders 21
John F. Rothrock
The association between stroke and headache is complex, ranging
from highly nonspecific, wherein headache is largely irrelevant to
diagnosis and therapeutic management, to highly specific and even
causative. In short, acute headache may accompany the acute
stroke process, chronically complicate stroke, or, in rare instances,
serve as the primary cause of stroke. With the first instance, the
incidence of acute headache is highly dependent on the stroke sub¬
type and etiology. In this article, the headaches accompanying or
causing acute stroke are addressed in some detail.
Headaches and Brain Tumors 39
R. Allan Purdy and Sarah Kirby
This article provides an overview of headache as it relates to cere¬
bral neoplasms, either primary or secondary. This subject has been
reviewed in detail in recent neurologic textbooks on headache. The
authors approach is designed to meet the needs of the general neu¬
rologist approaching a patient who has headache possibly in some
way related to cerebral neoplasm.
Low Cerebrospinal Fluid Pressure Syndromes 55
Bahram Mokri
Only 12 years ago the first report on pachymeningeal gadolinium
enhancement in low pressure headaches appeared in the literature.
In this short interval the enormous impact of MRI on so called
spontaneous intracranial hypotension and low pressure head¬
aches has become obvious. A much broader clinical and imaging
spectrum of the disease is now recognized and a substantially lar¬
ger number of patients is diagnosed. In the past decade there has
been remarkable progress in understanding this disorder and its
associated cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) dynamics. Some of the older
concepts or presumptions have been challenged while novel ob¬
servations continue to appear in the literature. We are still in the
learning phase.
Painful Ophthalmologic Disorders and
Eye Pain for the Neurologist 75
Andrew G. Lee, Hilary A. Beaver, and Paul W. Brazis
Neurologists should be aware of the following causes of eye pain:
(1) ocular and orbital disorders with or without visible pathology
of the eye (eg, redness, corneal opacity, or proptosis); (2) ophthal¬
mologic syndromes associated with headache; and (3) headache
syndromes associated with ophthalmologic findings.
Pseudotumor Cerebri 99
Deborah I. Friedman
Pseudotumor cerebri is a perplexing syndrome of increased intra¬
cranial pressure without a space occupying lesion. The terminol¬
ogy for the disorder has changed over the years and the
diagnostic criteria revised to reflect advances in diagnostic technol¬
ogy and insights into the disease process. The classification and
nomenclature depend on the presence or absence of an underlying
cause. When the diagnostic criteria are followed, a secondary etiol¬
ogy is unlikely. When no secondary cause is identified, the syn¬
drome is termed idiopathic intracranial hypertension.
Cough, Exertional, and Sex Headaches 133
F. Michael Cutrer and Christopher J. Boes
Cough, exertional, and sex headaches are three relatively rare and
distinct but related syndromes, all of which are triggered in the
context of rapid rises in intra abdominal pressure. Cough headache
occurs after single or brief series of such rises, whereas exertional
and sexual headache typically arise after more prolonged provoca¬
tions. All three syndromes may occur as the manifestation of an
underlying, potentially serious cause and appropriate management
involves the elimination of intracranial structural or vascular
abnormalities. The pathophysiology of the three syndromes is
poorly understood. They share several clinical features including
relatively brief duration and a response to indomethacin.
The Neck and Headaches 151
Nikolai Bogduk
Referred pain from disorders of the cervical spine can be perceived
as headache. The mechanism is convergence between trigeminal
afferents and afferents of the upper three cervical nerves in the tri
geminocervical nucleus. Cervicogenic headache cannot be diag¬
nosed on clinical grounds alone. The definitive criterion is
complete relief of pain after controlled diagnostic blocks of cervical
structures or their nerve supply. The most rigorously studied exam¬
ple of cervicogenic headache is third occipital headache.
Drug Induced Headache 173
William B. Young
Medication overuse headache is a common complex disorder with
physical and psychologic elements. Treatment may be difficult but
often is accomplished in an outpatient setting. Some patients
require inpatient treatments. An option for some is day treatment
with intravenous medication in an infusion center over several con¬
secutive days. The two most common classes of drugs that acutely
induce headache are nitric oxide donors, typified by nitroglycerin,
and phosphodiesterase inhibitors, typified by sildenafil. Nitric
oxide donors cause a biphasic headache in migraineurs and phos¬
phodiesterase inhibitors a monophasic one.
Trigeminal Neuralgia and Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia 185
Todd D. Rozen
Trigeminal neuralgia and glossopharyngeal neuralgia are distinct,
painful disorders that have a relapsing, remitting course. Typically
they occur in the elderly population and can cause severe disability.
The epidemiology, diagnostic criteria, and pathophysiology of
these conditions are reviewed and treatment options are discussed.
Headaches and Vasculitis 207
David S. Younger
Vasculitis is a spectrum of clinicopathologic disorders defined by
inflammation of systemic and central nervous system (CNS)
arteries and veins of differing caliber with variable tissue injury.
At the onset of systemic vasculitis, headache can occur in associa¬
tion with constitutional symptoms without imminent danger to the
individual. In the advanced stages of systemic vasculitis and in
selected other vasculitic disorders, headache should arouse suspi¬
cion of CNS involvement and therefore warrant prompt evaluation
and treatment to forestall progression and prevent cerebral ische¬
mia and infarction.
Tonsillar Ectopia and Headaches 229
Bridgette C. Arnett
Tonsillar ectopia, encompassing slight descent of the cerebellar ton¬
sils and Chiari I malformations, are disorders observed routinely in
older children and adults and are believed to be an acquired form
of the Chiari malformations. This entity is different from the other
Chiari malformations in that hydrocephalus plays no role in its
evolution. More likely it is a disorder of para axial mesoderm, char¬
acterized by posterior fossa hypoplasia and content overcrowding,
and not an embryologic anomaly of neuroectoderm.
Post Traumatic Headaches 237
Randolph W. Evans
Post traumatic headaches are one of the most common and contro¬
versial secondary headache types. After mild head injury, up to
50% of people develop a post concussion syndrome, which has
been controversial for over 135 years. Headache is estimated as
present in 30% to 90% of patients after mild head injury. Most
headaches are of the tension type, although migraines can increase
in frequency or occur acutely or chronically de novo. The treat¬
ments are the same as for the primary headaches. Approximately
20% of patients have persistent post traumatic headaches for more
than 1 year, which may not resolve despite the settlement of any
pending litigation.
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