Research Article
Detecting Migraine in Patients with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Using Three Different Headache Measures
Table 1
Demographics and previous medical history.
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| Total number of patients | 43 | Age at injury (M ± SD) | 44.8 ± 18.3 | Male | 48.8 | Female | 51.2 | Medical history | | History | | Previous migraines | | No | 31 (79%) | Yes | 8 (21%) | Chronic headaches | | No | 21 (55%) | Yes | 17 (45%) | Motion sickness | | No | 25 (86%) | Yes | 4 (14%) | Food intolerance | | No | 26 (90%) | Yes | 3 (10%) | ICHD-II diagnosis | | Migraines | | No | 23 (53%) | Yes | 20 (47%) | Accident variables | | TBI etiology | | Fall | 16 (38%) | MVA | 8 (19%) | MVA (pedestrian or cyclist) | 3 (7%) | Assault | 3 (7%) | Suicide attempt | 3 (7%) | Sports | 8 (19%) | Other | 1 (2%) | LOC | | No | 22 (59%) | Yes | 15 (41%) | Duration PTA | | None | 14 (38%) | <5 min | 3 (8%) | 5–10 min | 3 (8%) | 10–15 min | 2 (5%) | 15–30 min | 2 (5%) | 30–60 min | 5 (14%) | 60+ min | 8 (22%) |
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