Background This narrative review aims to broaden our understanding of the epidemiology,
burden and clinical spectrum of cluster headache based on updated findings with a global …

Cluster headache is a trigemino-autonomic cephalgia with a low prevalence. Several
population-based studies on its prevalence and incidence have been performed, but with …

Introduction: Data on clinical differences between episodic (eCH) and chronic cluster
headache (cCH) and accompanying migraine features are limited. Methods: History and …

Objective Headache disorders like migraine show geographic and ethnic differences
between Asian and European/North American countries. In cluster headache, these …

Background Cluster headache (CH) is considered the most excruciating primary headache
syndrome; although much less prevalent than migraine, it is not rare as it affects more than …

Background The clinical profile of cluster headache in Chinese patients have not been fully
studied. Methods The classification and clinical features of 120 consecutive patients with …

Cluster headache is a primary headache disorder affecting up to 0.1% of the population.
Patients suffer from cluster headache attacks lasting from 15 to 180 min up to 8 times a day …

Cluster headache is a stereotypic, primary headache disorder that is marked by repeated
short-lasting attacks of severe, unilateral head pain and associated autonomic symptoms …

Background Cluster headache is the most common type of trigemino-autonomic headache,
affecting ca. 120 000 persons in Germany alone. The attacks of pain are in the periorbital …

Despite an overall similar clinical presentation in men and women, the diagnostic process
was more problematic for women in the form of more frequent misdiagnosis and failure to …