MR-tomographic assessment of hemodynamic and hydrodynamic characteristics in migraine patients
I Koerte, S Immler, N Alperin, C Schankin, C Grosse, A Pomschar, M Reiser, F Heinen, B Ertl-Wagner · Klinische Neurophysiologie · 2009 · Heft 03
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Purpose: The etiology of migraine headaches remains to be elucidated. We aimed to assess hemodynamic and hydrodynamic characteristic in migraine patients compared to healthy controls. Methods and Materials: We examined 14 patients (age range 21–50 years) with clinically proven recurring migraine headaches and 12 healthy controls (age range 20–39 years) on a 3T MR with velocity-encoding phase contrast scans. Arterial inflow, venous outflow, and craniospinal CSF stroke volumes were measured and the intracranial pressure (MRICP) was derived from the ratio of the systolic intracranial volume change and pulse pressur…