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See Latest ArticlesAre there differences between cephalic and extracephalic cutaneous allodynia in migraine patients?
Cephalalgia, 09/11/09
Guy N et al. – Forty–nine patients (73%) cited one or more allodynic symptoms during or immediately after the migraine attack. Almost all 49 patients reported cephalic CA, whereas 24 (49%) also reported extracephalic CA. Occurrence and extension of CA correlated with headache intensity. Modalities of cephalic and extracephalic CA were different, extracephalic CA being mostly thermal (75%) whereas cephalic CA was mostly mechanical (92%). This suggests that cephalic and extracephalic CAs involve different mechanisms.
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