New Headache Findings Has Been Reported by Investigators at University of Tsukuba (Temporal Muscle Swelling After Clipping Surgery With Frontotemporal Craniotomy Is Associated With Immediate Postcraniotomy Headache).

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    Pain & Central Nervous System Week; 4/5/2024, p651-651, 1p
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      A study conducted at the University of Tsukuba in Japan has investigated the factors associated with immediate postcraniotomy headache in patients who underwent clipping surgery with frontotemporal craniotomy. The study found that patients who experienced immediate postcraniotomy headache had a higher incidence of preoperative analgesic use, increased temporal muscle swelling, and higher postoperative analgesic use compared to those without the headache. The research concluded that temporal muscle swelling is a key response to immediate postcraniotomy headache. This study provides valuable insights into the mechanisms and potential treatments for this type of headache. [Extracted from the article]
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