Migraine Klassifikation

IHS and WHO code

According to the authors of the ICHD-II, "The Second Edition of the International Headache Classification is perhaps the single most important document to read for doctors taking an interest in the diagnosis and management of headache patients" (IHS, 2004). [more]

Logo of the International Headache Society. © 2007 IHS

Classification of visual disturbances

Migraine subtypes and subforms are divided predominantly symptom-based. Although aura symptoms occur in two thirds of the categories, the set of diagnostic criteria that must be fulfilled mostly does not differentiate between the various symptoms.

Visual disturbances are typical symptoms in two thirds of the subforms, however the set of diagnostic criteria that must be fulfilled at this level rarely differentiate between the various aura symptoms. Notwithstanding, attention should be paid to visual symptoms which may provide a first step towards an aetiological classification. [more]

Migräneformen

Die
Migräneformen sind in einer
zweiten Auflage der internationalen Klassifikation (ICHD-II) zum
Teil neu klassifiziert worden. [
weiter]

Hartmut Göbel, Die Kopfschmerzen

Die Kopfschmerzen, von Hartmut Göbel,
Gebundene Ausgabe - Springer, Berlin 2004.

Kopfschmerzklassifikationskomitee

Kopfschmerzklassifikationskomitee der International Headache
Society. [
weiter]

Migränephasen

Migräne-Attacken kann man in vier Phasen einteilen. Nicht jede
Phase muß bei jeder Attacke auftreten. Aufeinanderfolgende Attacken
sind durch das Migräneintervall, die anfallsfreie Zeit, getrennt. [
weiter]

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