Head pain is the fifth most common reason for emergency department (ED) visits. It is
second only to focal weakness as the most common reason for neurological consultation in …

Pediatric and adolescence headache is one of the most common causes of access in
emergency departments (ED). Primary headache and headache secondary to self-limited …

Background Clinicians appear to obtain emergent neuroimaging for children with
headaches based on the presence of red flag findings. However, little data exists regarding …

Objective To identify predictors of secondary headache in children consulting at the pediatric
emergency department (ED) for headache with a focal neurologic deficit. Study design In …

Background Intravenous ketorolac is commonly used for treating migraine headaches in
children. However, the prerequisite placement of an intravenous line can be technically …

Studies suggest that headache accounts for approximately 1% of pediatric emergency
department (ED) visits. ED physicians must distinguish between primary headaches, such …

Headache is a major health condition in the United States in both adult and pediatric
population. It represents one of the most common disorders in childhood and leads to nearly …

Objective: To determine preliminary outcomes of targeted headache treatments provided at
a novel outpatient acute care pediatric headache treatment center. Background: Limitations …

Objective Pediatric headaches are a common presentation to emergency departments
accounting for almost half a million annual visits. Providers are left with the difficult task of …

Objective To assess the variation in migraine management over time across US children's
hospitals and to identify factors associated with disparities in management. Methods We …