Utilizing case histories to illustrate treatment decisions, this guide describes
the diverse array of aura symptoms that can occur and offers a classification of
auras into typical and atypical forms, such as other primary sensory auras,
vestibulocochlear phenomena, hemiplegic migraine, and disorders of cognitive
function concludes with a pathogenesis-based approach to treatment, looking at
emerging treatment options such as CGRP and NO blockers considers the
classification of headaches and the applicability of the International Headache
Society system to real-world settings describes common and rare clinical
manifestations of the migraine mechanism, such as recurrent vertigo, blackouts,
and amnesia addresses serious complications of migraine such as stroke,
epilepsy, and coma, and