• Neurologic clinics · Feb 2004

    Review Case Reports

    Headaches due to vascular disorders.

    • John F Rothrock.
    • University of South Alabama, 3401 Medical Park Drive, Building 3, Suite 205, Mobile, AL 36693, USA. jrothroc@usouthal.edu
    • Neurol Clin. 2004 Feb 1; 22 (1): 21-37, v.

    AbstractThe association between stroke and headache is complex, ranging from highly nonspecific, wherein headache is largely irrelevant to diagnosis and therapeutic management, to highly specific and even causative. In short, acute headache may accompany the acute stroke process, chronically complicate stroke, or, in rare instances, serve as the primary cause of stroke. With the first instance, the incidence of acute headache is highly dependent on the stroke sub-type and etiology. In this article, the headaches accompanying or causing acute stroke are addressed in some detail.

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