Zervikogene Kopfschmerzen: Klassifikationen sinnvoll einsetzen

Zusammenfassung

Möglichkeiten und Grenzen: Muss man bei Patienten mit Kopfschmerzen in der Diagnostik und Therapie zwischen den verschiedenen Kopfschmerzarten unterscheiden oder nicht? Professor Harry von Piekartz von der Osnabrücker Hochschule meint, ja. Trotz vieler Gemeinsamkeiten lässt sich zervikogener Kopfschmerz von anderen Kopfschmerzarten unterscheiden. Was Klassifikationen dabei leisten können und was nicht und welche Rolle die Neuroanatomie dabei spielt, erfahren Sie hier.

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