Extracranial Causes of Headache

Freeman, Zelman

doi:10.5694/j.1326-5377.1958.tb36318.x

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“…A few cases of angina presenting with headache as the primary symptom have been reported. 1,5,6,7,8 These headaches have varied characteristics. As in our case, bitemporal headaches have been reported.…”

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Headache as a Presentation of Angina: Reproduction of Symptoms During Angioplasty

Bowen

Oppenheim

1993

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We report a case of angina presenting as headache in a 59-year-old man. Headaches were relieved by nitroglycerin and were reproduced by occlusion of the first obtuse marginal artery during angioplasty. Headaches resolved after successful angioplasty. The temporal relationship between coronary artery occlusion and the headache suggests that headache angina is due to referred pain rather than a generalized vasospastic disorder.

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“…As in our case, bitemporal headaches have been reported. 1,6 Others have noted unilateral retro-ocular pain, 5 bregma pain 7 and occipital pain. 8 Symptoms have occurred with exercise or at rest.…”

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