A small percentage of patients suffer from a secondary headache syndrome. It is imperative
that clinicians are able to differentiate primary headache syndromes from secondary …

Objective To describe the patterns of opioid use in patients presenting to the emergency
department (ED) with nontraumatic headache by severity and geography. Background …

Background Most headache presentations to emergency departments (ED) have benign
causes; however, approximately 10% will have serious pathology. International guidelines …

Computed tomography brain scan utilization in patients with... : European Journal of
Emergency Medicine Computed tomography brain scan utilization in patients with …

Abstract Background and Aim: Migraine headache is commonly diagnosed in emergency
departments (ED). There is relatively little real-world information about the epidemiology …

The article focuses on the use of direct ophthalmoscopy in emergency departments for
patients with acute headache. Topics include percentage of patients undergo …

Background and Objectives: There is scarce data about the epidemiology, clinical features,
investigations, diagnosis, treatment, and outcome in patients attending Singapore …

Objective To derive a clinical decision rule to exclude cerebral venous sinus thrombosis
(CVST) in the ED. A secondary aim was to derive a rule that incorporated clinical parameters …

Background Headache represents a significant proportion of disability globally in general
practice, neurology outpatient settings, and emergency departments. There is scant …

Methods This was an observational study by chart review of adults (aged≥ 18) with a main
presenting compliant of headache. Demographic, clinical, imaging, diagnoses and outcome …