Журнал неврологии и нейрохирургических исследований / Journal of Neurology and Neurosurgical Research Volume 1 Issue 4 (2020)
СHRONIC MIGRAIN. CLINICAL OBSERVATION. OVERVIEW: CLINIC AND TREATMTNT
Ядгаров Иосиф Семёнович, Абдукадирова Дильфуза Таиржановна, Абдукадиров Улугбек
Abstract
Significant advances in our understanding of chronic migraine pathophysiology have been made over the last years. Neuroimaging findings support the view that migraine is a spectrum disorder, with clinical and pathophysiological features that can progress over time. Chronic and episodic migraine share similar functional and structural alterations in brain regions implicated in the generation of the migraine attack and in pain processing. However, chronic migraine patients experience a more pronounced dysfunction of the pain inhibitory network and an increased sensitization of the central pain pathways, which might explain the higher susceptibility to migraine attacks. In this new era of migraine treatments, a better understanding of chronic migraine pathophysiology will pave the way for the development of new improved treatments specifically designed for chronic migraine patients
Хроническая мигрень, Эпизодическая мигрень, абузусная головная боль, дифференциальная диагностика, лечениеchronic migraine, headache, medication overuse headache, migraineСурункали мигрень, Эпизодик мигрень, Абузус бош оғриқлари, дифференциал диагностика, даволаш усуллари
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