Headache

Butler, Stuyvesant

doi:10.1001/jama.1947.02890150011003

JAMA

1947

DOI: 10.1001/jama.1947.02890150011003

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Headache

Stuyvesant Butler¹

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“…So, as far as that goes, it seems rather obvious to assume-as is done indeed by many clinicians-that the migraine headache is due to histamine liberated into the blood stream (11). Thus, in my material (io), 50 % of the migraine patients gave a history of disposition to allergy.…”

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“…Further, it is well known that some attacks of migraine are provoked by contact with the allergen in question. So, as far as that goes, it seems rather obvious to assume-as is done indeed by many clinicians-that the migraine headache is due to histamine liberated into the blood stream (11). From this, it IS not far to the standpoint that something similar may apply also to those cases of migraine in which no allergy is recognized.…”

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On the Pathogenetic Role of Histamine and the Vascular Apparatus in Certain Forms of Headache

Dalsgaard‐Nielsen¹

1951

Allergy

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Headache is merely a symptom, and clinically our efforts should concentrate on tracing the course of the headache in the give case, though often we get no farther than to establish the dynamics of the headache and adopt the treatment accordingly.In a preceding paper (i) it was reported that 63 % of the patients in our neurological clinic complained of headache. About the various forms of headache, among 459 cases of paroxysmal headache migraine occurred in 81 %, allergic headache in 6 %, histamine hemicrania in 4 %, and other, partly unclassifiable, forms in 8 %.As to the incidence of migraine, in a neurological patient material it was 3 %, in a general medical 2 %, and in a gynecological material it was 10 %.The appearance of headache requires an active eliciting factor, endogenous or exogenous, and often these factors, which are innumerable, fail to be recognized so that the headache apparently sets in spontaneously. Considering migraine, for instance, the factors eliciting an attack are so many and so different as to give the impression that their only mutual feature is just their abUity to elicit an attack of migraine.In order to illustrate this lack of homogenity it will be sufficient to mention such different factors as hormonal dis-

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On the Pathogenetic Role of Histamine and the Vascular Apparatus in Certain Forms of Headache

Dalsgaard‐Nielsen¹

1951

Allergy

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Hirnelektrische und elektromyographische Untersuchungen beim Migr�nesyndrom

Becher

1955

Deutsche Zeitschrift f. Nervenheilkunde

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The concept of pain

Merskey¹,

Spear²

1967

Journal of Psychosomatic Research

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Headache

Cited by 10 publications

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On the Pathogenetic Role of Histamine and the Vascular Apparatus in Certain Forms of Headache

On the Pathogenetic Role of Histamine and the Vascular Apparatus in Certain Forms of Headache

Hirnelektrische und elektromyographische Untersuchungen beim Migr�nesyndrom

The concept of pain

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