No Laughing Matter: Gelastic Migraine and Other Unusual Headache Syndromes |
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| Authors: | Paul G. Mathew |
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| Affiliation: | 1.John R. Graham Headache Center, Department of Neurology,Brigham and Women’s Hospital,Boston,USA;2.Department of Neurology,Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates,Braintree,USA;3.Division of Neurology,Cambridge Health Alliance,Cambridge,USA;4.Harvard Medical School,Boston,USA;5.Department of Neurology,Mayo Clinic College of Medicine,Rochester,USA |
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| Abstract: | Primary and secondary headache disorders have established diagnostic criteria in the International Classification of Headache Disorders IIIb, as well as classic findings, which although not part of the formal criteria are often suggestive of a particular diagnosis. At times, headache disorders can involve unusual symptoms that lack an identifiable secondary cause. This review will discuss some of these unusual symptoms, including headache associated auditory and olfactory symptoms, as well as two case reports involving gelastic migraine and migrainous thoracalgia. |
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