A 30-year-old man describes recurrent daily attacks of severe constant unilateral orbital pain over the last 2 months. He tends to get bouts of this type of attacks once to twice a year, typically lasting six to eight weeks in duration. On examination, he has evidence of conjunctival injection, miosis and ptosis over the affected side. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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الإجابة: E. Cluster headache
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16. Types of Headaches.pdf · p. 6
Severe unilateral orbital pain in daily attacks occurring in bouts lasting weeks, once or twice a year, with ipsilateral conjunctival injection, miosis and ptosis (partial Horner) = cluster headache.
- Trigeminal neuralgia gives seconds-long lancinating facial pain; migraine and tension headache lack these autonomic features.
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- 16. Types of Headaches.pdf · p. 6
- المحاضرة
- Headache · Neurology · Module C
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- Neuro bank