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Endonasal Endoscopic Management of Contact Point Headache and Diagnostic Criteria
Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 10/07/09

Mohebbi A et al. – The authors' overall success rate approximated 83% while the complete cure rate was 11%. Patients in group 4 achieved the best results. In this group all diagnostic criteria were positive. In addition, patient responses were statistically significant in groups with more than one positive criteria compared with group 1 who only had positive examination. The positive response of 14 migrainous patients diagnosed with migraine prior to treatment was 64%. Surgery in specific cases of headaches with more positive evidence of contact point could be successful, particularly if medical therapy has failed.

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