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Normal Cortical Energy Metabolism in Migrainous Stroke. A 31P-MR Spectroscopy Study
Stroke, 10/20/09
Schulz UG et al. – The differences in cortical energy reserves between patients with migrainous stroke and in those with migraine with persistent aura suggest that the pathomechanisms of these conditions differ and that migrainous infarction does not simply represent a particularly severe form of migrainous aura. This finding supports the revised International Headache Society criteria, which now distinguish between migrainous infarction and migraine with persistent aura without infarction.
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