Headache and Migraine

Scientists at University of Dundee discuss research in headache and migraine

Published in Clinical Oncology Week, December 6th, 2010

2010 DEC 6 -- New research, 'Role of craniotomy repair in reducing postoperative headaches after a retrosigmoid approach,' is the subject of a report. According to recent research from Scotland, "The retrosigmoid (RS) approach provides an excellent access corridor to the cerebellopontine angle. However, 80% of patients experience headaches after RS approaches."

"We reviewed our prospective database to determine the risk factors influencing headaches after RS procedures. From 2003, craniotomy, instead of craniectomy, became our standard approach for RS procedures. Patients' demographic, management, and outcome data were collected prospectively. We also...

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