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Migraine Attacks as a Result of Hypothalamic Loss of Control

2020-11-20

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To assess the natural trajectory of brain activity over the migraine cycle, we assessed (1) the cerebral perfusion and (2) the hypothalamic connectivity during spontaneous headache attacks with follow-up recordings towards the next migraine attack. Using pseudo-continuous arterial spin labelling and resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging, 12 migraine patients were examined in 82 sessions. We detected...

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a9083471-a33b-5458-94f9-71a044a60289
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10.1101/2020.11.19.390104
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