Interventional Management of Migraines and Other Headache Disorders provides a comprehensive overview of interventional treatment options available for migraine headaches and other headache disorders, including their mechanisms of action, indications, contraindications, and efficacy. It covers the fundamental principles of interventional procedures, including patient selection, preparation, and monitoring during and after treatment. This book offers practical instructions to clinicians and healthcare professionals for the selection, administration, and evaluation of interventional treatments for headaches. Further, it addresses the multidisciplinary aspects of migraine management, including collaboration between neurologists, pain specialists, anesthesiologists, and other professionals involved in patient care.
1. Chapter One. Introduction to migraine: Current concepts, definitions, and diagnosis - p. 1 2. Chapter Two. Botulinum toxin injection for migraine and other headache disorders - p. 11 3. Chapter Three. Occipital nerve blocks for headaches - p. 27 4. Chapter Four. Trigger point injections - p. 45 5. Chapter Five. Sphenopalatine ganglion blocks for headaches - p. 55 6. Chapter Six. Cervical epidural steroid injections for the treatment of migraines and headaches - p. 63 7. Chapter Seven. Cervical medial branch blocks for the treatment of cervicogenic headaches - p. 79 8. Chapter Eight. Cervical radiofrequency ablation—Cervicogenic headaches - p. 99 9. Chapter Nine. Occipital nerve radiofrequency ablation - p. 115 10. Chapter Ten. Occipital nerve stimulation - p. 119 11. Chapter Eleven. Supraorbital nerve stimulation - p. 131 12. Chapter Twelve. Vagal nerve stimulation - p. 145 13. Chapter Thirteen. Spinal cord stimulation for migraine headaches - p. 153 14. Chapter Fourteen. Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) - p. 167 15. Chapter Fifteen. Infusion therapies: Lidocaine, ketamine, magnesium, dihydroergotamine - p. 181 16. Index - p. 197
Interventional Management of Migraines and Other Headache Disorders provides a comprehensive overview of interventional treatment options available for migraine headaches and other headache disorders, including their mechanisms of action, indications, contraindications, and efficacy. It covers the fundamental principles of interventional procedures, including patient selection, preparation, and monitoring during and after treatment. This book offers practical instructions to clinicians and healthcare professionals for the selection, administration, and evaluation of interventional treatments for headaches. Further, it addresses the multidisciplinary aspects of migraine management, including collaboration between neurologists, pain specialists, anesthesiologists, and other professionals involved in patient care.
1. Chapter One. Introduction to migraine: Current concepts, definitions, and diagnosis - p. 1 2. Chapter Two. Botulinum toxin injection for migraine and other headache disorders - p. 11 3. Chapter Three. Occipital nerve blocks for headaches - p. 27 4. Chapter Four. Trigger point injections - p. 45 5. Chapter Five. Sphenopalatine ganglion blocks for headaches - p. 55 6. Chapter Six. Cervical epidural steroid injections for the treatment of migraines and headaches - p. 63 7. Chapter Seven. Cervical medial branch blocks for the treatment of cervicogenic headaches - p. 79 8. Chapter Eight. Cervical radiofrequency ablation—Cervicogenic headaches - p. 99 9. Chapter Nine. Occipital nerve radiofrequency ablation - p. 115 10. Chapter Ten. Occipital nerve stimulation - p. 119 11. Chapter Eleven. Supraorbital nerve stimulation - p. 131 12. Chapter Twelve. Vagal nerve stimulation - p. 145 13. Chapter Thirteen. Spinal cord stimulation for migraine headaches - p. 153 14. Chapter Fourteen. Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) - p. 167 15. Chapter Fifteen. Infusion therapies: Lidocaine, ketamine, magnesium, dihydroergotamine - p. 181 16. Index - p. 197
