Stephen D Silberstein MD

Status migrainosus

Late-life migrainous accompaniments

Headache guidelines

This article updates the results from the 7 evidence-based reviews on the management of patients with migraine and cluster headache: specifically, acute,

Headache associated with HIV and AIDS

In this article, the author investigates the current considerations of HIV, AIDS, and headache. He provides an updated epidemiology and medication treatments

Migraine: pathogenesis and pathophysiology

Benign paroxysmal vertigo

Painful conditions of the face and head

Orofacial and cephalic pain can arise from a variety of conditions that affect the nerves that supply the head, their roots, and other pain-sensitive structures. Trigeminal neuralgia, the prototypical cephalic neuralgia, is characterized by bursts of excruciating facial pain in the distribution of one or more branches of the trigeminal nerve. Cranial neuralgias may be secondary to central nervous system or peripheral pathology, including carotid artery dissection, arterial venous malformations, and aneurysmal dilatation with subsequent compression.

Eye-related headache