Neurophysiological Methods for Assessing Different Forms of Migraine

The review discusses the efficacy of using neurophysiological methods in studies of migraine. Data reported by many authors indicate that neurophysiological methods such as analysis of visual and somatosensory event-related potentials and trigeminal event-related potentials are informative for asses...

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Published in:Neuroscience and behavioral physiology 2022-02, Vol.52 (2), p.202-206
Main Authors: Sorokina, N. D., Zherdeva, A. S., Selitsky, G. V., Tsagashek, A. V.
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Differential diagnosis
Epilepsy
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Headache
Magnetic fields
Migraine
Neurobiology
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Quality of life
Rehabilitation
Sensory evaluation
Sensory systems
Transcranial magnetic stimulation
Work capacity
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