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Tepper SJ et al. - The authors report preliminary results of a novel acute treatment for intractable migraine. The sphenopalatine ganglion (SPG) has sensorimotor and autonomic components and is involved in migraine pathophysiology...This study suggests a possible role for SPG stimulation in the treatment of refractory migraine headaches.

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