Cutaneous allodynia during cluster headache attacks.
Cutaneous allodynia during cluster headache attacks.
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1468-2982.2008.01794.x
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发表时间:
2009-07-01
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Wober, C
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作者:
Riederer, F;Selekler, H M;Wober, C
Cutaneous allodynia occurs in> 60% of patients with episodic migraine, either solely within the referred pain area on the ipsilateral head or within and outside the ipsilateral head (1, 2). Burstein etal.(3) have described a patient in whom, 1h after migraine pain onset, mechanical and cold allodynia started to develop in the ipsilateral head and after 2 h allodynia spread to the contralateral head and the ipsilateral forearm. The authors hypothesized that allodynia on the ipsilateral head reflects sensitization of second-order neurons in trigeminal nucleus caudalis, and allodynia outside this area is related to sensitization of third-order neurons in the thalamus (3). In cluster headache (CH), data are limited to two studies, one showing cutaneous allodynia in four of 10 patients, and the other study reporting absence of allodynia in 16 patients (4, 5).