History of Migraine and Volume of Brain Infarcts: The Italian Project on Stroke at Young Age (IPSYS)

Valeria De Giuli,Michele Besana,Mario Grassi,Marialuisa Zedde,Andrea Zini,Corrado Lodigiani,Simona Marcheselli,Anna Cavallini,Giuseppe Micieli,Maurizia Rasura,Maria Luisa DeLodovici,Giampaolo Tomelleri,Nicoletta Checcarelli,Alberto Chiti,Elisa Giorli,Massimo Del Sette,Lucia Tancredi,Antonella Toriello,Massimiliano Braga,Andrea Morotti,Loris Poli,Filomena Caria,Massimo Gamba,Rosalba Patella,A. Spalloni,Anna Maria Simone,Rosario Pascarella,Sandro Beretta,Enrico Fainardi,Alessandro Padovani,Roberto Gasparotti,Alessandro Pezzini

History of Migraine and Volume of Brain Infarcts: The Italian Project on Stroke at Young Age (IPSYS)

2019

Background and Purpose Migraine has been shown to increase cerebral excitability, promote rapid infarct expansion into tissue with perfusion deficits, and result in larger infarcts in animal models of focal cerebral ischemia. Whether these effects occur in humans has never been properly investigated.

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Migraine
Brain ischemia
Internal medicine
Migraine Disorders
Stroke
Cardiology
Cortical spreading depression
Medicine
Migraine with aura
Interquartile range
Ischemia
animal data

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