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See Latest ArticlesLong-lasting airplane headache in a patient with chronic rhinosinusitis
Cephalalgia, 06/10/09
Pfund Z et al. - The authors report long-lasting airplane headache in a patient with non-allergic, chronic rhinosinusitis. Association of mucosal inflammation with compromised sinonasal ventilation and sinus barotrauma created a base for not only the pain but also for the prolongation of symptoms. Effective therapy with antihistamine and nasal decongestant supports the theory that sinonasal barotrauma plays a triggering role in the pathophysiology of airplane headache.
Z. Pfund, 06/11/09
| This case gives important information on the pathomechanism of airplane headache. |
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