BACKGROUND Migraine is common in the pediatric population, with an overall estimated
prevalence of 7.7%. 1 The prevalence of migraine increases over the course of childhood …

Headache is a common chief complaint in pediatric offices and may be a symptom of a host
of illnesses from viral infection to intracranial neoplasm to migraine. The clinical spectrum of …

Pediatric migraine differs from adult migraine in its epidemiology and symptom profile.
Recent studies demonstrate the need to revise diagnostic criteria for pediatric migraine …

In childhood and adolescence, migraine is the main primary headache. This diagnosis is
largely underestimated and misdiagnosed in the pediatric population. Because of the lack of …

Migraine headaches are seen commonly by physicians caring for children and adolescents.
The prevalence in the pediatric population ranges from 3.2 to 10.6%. With the advent of new …

Migraine headaches are common in children and adolescents, with a wide spectrum of
clinical forms. The most frequent pattern in children is migraine without aura, characterized …

Pediatric migraine (PM) is one of the most prevalent neurological disorders in children. It has
numerous variants and the sufferers often present to emergency departments with a wide …

Opinion statement The diagnosis of migraine in the pediatric population is increasing as
providers are becoming more familiar with recognizing the condition. Over-the-counter and …

Background The prevalence of migraine in individuals younger than 20 years old is 8%, with
a mean age at onset of younger than 8 years. However, the long-term prognosis of migraine …

Migraine is the most common acute and recurrent headache syndrome in children. This
condition has unique clinical characteristics in the pediatric population, that can evolve with …