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Epidemiologische Aspekte der Migräne

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Kopfschmerzen gehören zu jenen Beschwerden, mit denen Allgemeinärzte und Praktiker häufig konfrontiert werden [65]. In der Neurologie stellen Kopfschmerzen das am häufigsten auftretende Symptom überhaupt dar [36, 47, 106]. Anhand von Daten des „Third National Morbidity Survey“ ordnete Hopkins den Symptomenkomplex Kopfschmerz/Migräne unter die 5 häufigsten neurologischen Störungen ein, derentwegen Patienten ärztliche Hilfe suchten [64].

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    Franz Bernhard M. Ensink

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Hanekop, GG., Ensink, F.B.M., Bautz, M.T. (1994). Epidemiologische Aspekte der Migräne. In: Ensink, F.B.M., Soyka, D. (eds) Migräne. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93522-0_7

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