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UNDERSTANDINGHEADACHES
CharlesStockwell,[email protected]
NoDisclosures
AHEADACHE/CEPHALAGIA• Painaroundforehead
• Mild,dullpressure
• Incidental,non‐recurring
• Typicallyshortlived
• Notusuallyaccompaniedbyothersymptoms
• Treatablewithmedicine,rest,andwater
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THEHEADACHE• PainindifferentlocationsoftheHead
• ExquisitePain
• ReoccurringPain
• Cangoonandonandon
• Otherassociatedsymptoms
• TreatablesometimesandsometimesNOT
UNDERSTANDINGHEADACHES• Howmanyofyouhaveheadaches?
• HowmanyofyouhavehadComplaintsfrompatientsaboutheadaches?– Prettycommoncomplaint.– WeareEyeDoctorsandtheyarecomplainingbecausetheythinktheireyesmaybecausingtheheadachesortheirDoctordoes.
• WhatCausesthem?
• Whataretheyfrom?
• WhataresomeQuestionstoAsk?
BECAUSEWEGETSOMANYCOMPLAINTS
•MOSTheadachesareNOTVisualBUT:–Wehavearesponsibilitytopatient–Weneedtor/osight/lifethreatingSx–Weneedtoreferappropriately
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HEADACHEEPIDEMIOLOGY• MostCommonComplaint– 70%areWomen.• 85%oftheUSpopulationhadsignificantheadaches• 1outof3peoplehavehadasevereheadache
• ManyheadachesarefeltaroundtheeyesbutUNCOMMONtobeofocularoriginandmajoritywithprimaryC/OdoNOThaveaseriousmedicalcausefortheproblem.
• MorecommoninFemalesthanMales(3:1)• 3‐5%ofERvisitsCCheadache,50%Tension,only8%potentiallyserious,and1%lifethreatening(SAH).
• PrimaryHeadache,SecondaryHeadache
WHATCAUSESAHEDACHE?• Inflammation– UnderlyingDisease,Sinus,Teeth,Meningitis
• Vascular– HBP,BloodFlowChanges
• Traction– Tumors,Abcesses
• MuscleContraction– MusclesoftheFace,Tension
• Hormones– Changes
• Vision‐ Limited
GENERALCOMMONHEADACHES
• Tension/Stress
• Migraine
• Cluster
• Sinus
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PRIMARYHEADACHE• Tension/Stress 69%
• Migraine 16%
• IdiopathicStabbing 2%
• Exertional 1%
• Cluster 0.189.0%
SECONDARYCAUSESOFHEADACHES
SymptomofanUnderlyingDisease• Hypertension Medication
• PostTraumatic Hematoma
• Dental Ear
• Hemorrhage Intracranialtumors
• Infections– Viral/Bacterial TrigeminalNeuralgia
• SinusInflammation Arteritis
• Glaucoma Withdrawal/Drugs
SECONDARYHEADACHE• Ofthe11%:• Systemic/Infection 63%• HeadInjury/Trauma/TBI 4%• Vasculardisorders 1%• SubarachnoidHemorrhage <1%• BrainTumor 0.1%• TrigeminalNeuralgia <0.01%• Other:SubstanceWD,Teeth,Ears,TMJ
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WORK
THEDOCTOR
THEDOCTOR
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YOURSIGNIFICANTOTHER
YOURSIGNIFICANTOTHER
ORNOT
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APPROACHTOHEADACHES• Location
• Timing
• Character
• AssociatedSymptoms
• Alleviating/Aggravating
• Enviromental/Setting
• PastmedicalHx
• FamilyHx
• SocialHx
• Sexual/SpiritualHx
• ReviewofSystems
LOCATION
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LOCATION• SITEANDSPREADOFTHEPAIN–Frontal–Temporal–Occipital–Unilateral/Bilateral–AroundEyes–BehindEyes–BaseofSkull
TIMING•Whyconsultingnow•Whenitbegan/Onset•Howlongdiditlast•Howmanytimesinthepast/FrequencyorPattern
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CHARACTER• Intensity/Severity•Quality• InterferewithActivities
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ASSOCIATEDSYMPTOMS• BlurryVision/NoVision
• Nausea,vomiting
• Dizziness,Diplopia,EyePain
• ENTproblems
• Dentalproblems
• Fever
• Anxietyordepressivesymptoms
• RaisedICP
ALLEVIATING/AGGRAVATING• Whatmakesitbetterandwhatmakesitworse• Painrelievers• Caffeine• Exercise/Activity• Cough• Cold/Heat• Touch
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ENVIRONMENT/SETTING• Whatwereyoudoing– ComputerWork– Eating– Drinking– Exercising
• Wherewereyouat
• Brightlightsordim
• Angry/Depressed/Happy/Calm
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PASTMEDICALHX• Allergies
• Hospitalizations
• Illnesses/Immunizations
• Surgeries
• Trauma
• Oralmedications
• Reproductivehistory/contraception
• Youthillnesses
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FAMILYHX• Genetic
• Otherswithsimilarproblems
• AliveorDeceased
• DeterminetheRiskFactors
SOCIALHX•HealthBehaviors• PersonalChoices•Smoking•Drugs•Drinking
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SEXUAL/SPIRITUAL• Medications
• Partners
• Practices
• ProtectionfromSTDs/PasthistoryofSTDs
• Preventionofpregnancy
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REVIEWOFSYSTEMS• Presenceorabsenceofsymptoms/Allsymptoms/Presentillness
• General Vision
• HeadandNeck(H&N) Pulmonary
• Cardiovascular(C/V) Gastrointestinal
• Genito‐Urinary Hematology/Oncology
• Ob/Gyn/Breast Neurological
• Endocrine InfectiousDiseases
• Musculoskeletal MentalHealth
• SkinandHair
TENSION/STRESS• MostCommonType!!!
• Frontofhead,temples,middle/topofhead
• Dull,achingandviselike,non‐pulsating– mildtomoderate.LikeaBandsqueezingthehead.
• Bilateralanddiffuse,worseatendoftheday.
• Nonauseaorvomiting.
• Occasionallydecreasedappetite,orphotophobia.
• NOTaggravatedbyphysicalactivity– willactuallyhelp.
• NOTattributedtoanotherdisorder.
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SYMPTOMSOFSTRESS• Anger LossofAppetite
• TensionandIrritability DifficultymakingDecisions
• Crying SleepProblems
• LossofInterestinActivity TroubleConcentrating
• Headaches,StomachPain FearandAnxiety
• SadnessandSymptomsofDepression
• IncreasedUseofAlcoholandDrugs
• DisbeliefandShock
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MIGRAINES• PainonOneorBothside(s)ofhead.
• Intense,pulsing,orthrobbing
• Canlastfordays
• Nauseaanddizzinessandlightsensitivity
• Flashinglightsandblindspots
• Commonlyrecurring
CAUSESOFMIGRAINES• ExactCauseisUnknownbuttheThinkingis:
• Resultofabnormalbrainactivityaffectingnervesignals,chemicals/hormonesandbloodvesselsinthebrain.
• Triggers:– Hormonal– Period,Serotonin– Emotional– Stress,Anxiety,Tension,Depression,Excitement– Physical– Tired,Posture,Exercise,LowBloodSugar– Dietary– Alcohol,Caffeine,SpecificFoods/Dairy,MissedMeals– Environmental– Brightlights,FlickeringScreens,StrongSmells,ChangesinWeather,Smoking,LoudNoises
– Medicinal– SleepingTabs,Contraceptive,HormoneReplacement
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MIGRAINESYMPTOMSANDSTAGES• Stage1– Prodrome:Beforethepainhits,50%ofsufferers– light/soundsensitivity,irritabilityandlackofappetite.
• Stage2– Aura:UptoONEhourbeforetheheadachewithchangesinvisualpercection orlossofvision.
• Stage3– Headache:ModeratetoSevereuptoTHREEdays,One/Bothsidesofhead
• Stage4– Postdrome:Severaldays,“hangover”,irritableandfatigued,moodchanges
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CLUSTER• Oneofthemostpainfultypes.Describedassharp,penetrating,orburning.
• Occursincyclicalpatternsorclusters.
• ExcruciatingpaininoraroundONEeye,droopingeyelid,excessivetearing,miotic pupil,andstuffy/runnynoseonthatside.
• Sensitivetolightandsound,Aura,Restlessness,palenesstoface,nausea,andexhaustionafterwards.
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SINUS• Inflammationoftheliningofeightsinuscavities.
• Facialpressure/pain‐ Frontaldeepchronicachearoundtheeyes,cheekbones,foreheadandbridgeofthenose.
• Leaningover,orsuddenmovement,orexercisingmaymaketheheadacheworse.
• Yelloworgreendischarge,paininupperteeth,badbreath,coughing,nasalcongestion.
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TRIGEMINALNEURALGIA• Sudden,Severe,unilateral,brief(fewseconds– twominutes),shocklike,usuallyconfinedtoonepartofonedivisionoftheTrigeminalNerveV(Damage).Rarelycrossesthemidline.
• PainParoxysms(sudden,violent)willreoccuroverdays,weeks,oryears.Periodsoftimewhensymptomfree.
• Sensitivetolightandsound.Nauseaandvomiting.
• Donotoccurduringsleep.
• Triggerareaonthefacewithslighttouch,wind,eatingorspeaking.
• SuicideDisease
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UNKNOWN/IDIOPATHIC
UNKNOWN/IDIOPATHIC•MigrainesareofunknownCauses• PainStructuresintheHead/BrainvrsNoPainStructures
•HavetotreattheSymptoms•Newdailypersistentheadache=NDPH
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THEEYES
THEEYES/OCULARCAUSESORSYMPTOMS
• Refractoryerrorandeyemuscleweakness– BinocularAbnormalities
Accommodation,convergenceinsufficiency,lackoffusionalcapacity– Musclecontraction– ciliary
• SecondarytoDiseasesoftheEye– Angleclosureglaucoma,iritis,keratitis,ocularischemicsyndrome,scleritis
• Systemicdisordershavingprominentocularsymptoms– RaisedIntracranialpressure,temporalarteritis,migraine,psychogenic
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BINOCULARVISIONDYSFUNCTION
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OCULARCONCERNS• Uveitis/scleritis PituitaryTumor
• GCA CranialNervePalsy
• OpticNeuritis Aneurysmorsah
• OrbitalTumor HighICP‐ papilledema
• OrbitalCellulitis CarotidischemiaandOIS
• Supraorbitalneuralgia Carotiddissections
• Chiarimalformation
“REDFLAG”HEADACHESYMPTOMS• SuddenOnsetorChange:Worst,WakingUp,Exertion– SAH,CerebralVenousSinusThrombosis,PituitaryApoplexy,Meningitis
• FocalNeurologicalSx:Seizure,Syncope,Conscious/Cognitive/Memory– IntracranialMassLesion,SAH
• ConstitutionalSx:WeightLoss,Malaise,Rash,Meningism– Neoplasm– Meningoencephalitis
• RaisedIntracranialPressure– IntracranialMassLesion
• NewOnset>60years– TemporalArteritis
SUPRAORBITALNEURALGIA/SWIMMERS/GOGGLE
• UnilateralPainintheForehead,Tinel’s Sign
• DuetolocationconfusedwithMigraine,Cluster,Sinus
• CausedbyDamageofNervebyTrauma,Pressure,Entrapment,Fluidretention,Eyeglasses.
• MayneedtoTreattheSupraTrochlearaswell.
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ORBITALCELLULITIS• Erythema,Edema,Tenderness,Fever,Warmth
• VisionChanges/Diplopia/LimitedEOM
• Ophthalmoplegia
• Proptosis
• Chemosis
• ReducedVisualAcuity
• AbnormalLightReflexes
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STAGINGOFORBITALCELLULITIS• I.Preseptal Eyelidswellinganderythema
• II.InflammatoryEdema Edema,Proptosis,Chemosis,DecreasedEOM
• III.Subperiosteal Abscess VisionLoss,Pus,SinusInvolved
• IV.OrbitalAbscess Ophthalmoplegia,VisionLoss
• V.CavernousSinusThrombosisDisplacement,Ophthalmoplegia,Beginningtoaffectothereye,CranialNerveinvolvement(III,IV,V,VI)
CHIARIMALFORMATIONTYPES
• I.FetalDevelopment– characterizedbydownwarddisplacementbymorethan4mm.ofthecerebellartonsilsbeneaththeforamenmagnumintothecervicalspinalcanal.
• II.DownwardDisplacementoftheMedulla,fourthventricleandcerebellum,aswellastheelongationoftheponsandfourthventricle.Myelomeningoceleexclusively.
• III.Cerebellum/Brainstempushingout.HighMortality– Rare–Severe.
• IV.SevereandRarest.ExtensiveMalformations.HighMortality.
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SYMPTOMSOFCHIARI MALFORMATION• OccipitalHeadacheatbaseofskull.Worsewhencoughing,sneezing,orstraining.Lookingdown/reading.
• Severeneckandheadpain.
• DoubleorBlurredVision.
• Lossofmusclestrengthinthehandsandarms.
• Collapsingtothegroundd/tmuscleweakness.
• Balanceproblems,dizziness,spasticity
• SensitivetoBrightlights.
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TREATMENTOPTIONSFORCHIARI• ReferraltoNeurologist
• 1.WaitandSee– IfMildornoSx,MRI’s,RegularCheckups
• 2.TreatEachSx Individually– NotsevereenoughforSurgery
• 3.Surgery– Sx Severeorgettingworse,Posteriorfossadecompression
SCLERITIS/UVEITISCLASSIFICATIONS• Episcleritis:SimpleandNodular
• Scleritis:DisturbsSleepwHeadacheandPain–Anterior:Diffuse,Nodular,Necrotizingbothwithandwithoutinflammation(perforancs)
• PosteriorScleritis/Uveitis‐ Uncommon
EPISCLERITIS• Blanchwithadrenergicagents
• Salmonpinkandmovablevessels
• MinimalPain
• Sectorial70%oftime.
• DoesnotProgress
• OralorTopicalNSAID’s,infrequentlySteroids
• 2/3Reoccurbutclears.
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SYSTEMICDISEASESASSOCIATEDWITHSCLERITIS
• RheumatoidArthritis– Rosacea– Chlamydia
• SystemicLupus– HSV– HSZ– Mumps
• Ankylosingspondylitis– Churg‐Strauss‐ Gout– Fungus
• Reiter’sSyndrome– Behcet’s – Parasites(Acanthamoeba)
• Psoriaticarthritis– IBS– GCA
• RelapsingPolychondritis – Cogan’sSyindrome
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MANAGEMENTOFSCLERITIS• ThisisanUrgentneedforreferralandTreatment.
• ReferralfortheOcularTreatmentisObvious
therestis:• DependentonUnderlyingMedicalCondition
• PosteriorScleritis isuncommon.– Fundusfindings:discswelling,macularedema,choroidalfolds,exudativeretinaldetachment,choroidaldetachments.
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ORBITALTUMORCFLASSIFICATION BYORIGIN• Primary– LesionsfromtheOrbitalTissues
• Conjunctiva,Sclera,EOM,Iris,Retina
• Secondary– LesionsfromtheNeighboringCavitiesandTissues
• Sinuses,Periosteum
• Metastatic– LesionsviaHematogenous orLymphaticSpreadfromotherareas.
• Breasts,Lungs
INCIDENCEANDEPIDEMOLOGY• Rare
• Male=Female
• Adults– MelanomaandLymphomamostcommon
• Children– RetinoblastomaandMedulloepitheliomamostcommon
• MetastasesaremorecommonthanPrimary– usuallyfromtheBreastorLungCancers
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PITUITARYTUMORSYNDROME
• OphthalmologicSigns– DecreasedVisualAcuity,VisualFieldDefects,Exophthalmos:Rare
• NeurologicSymptoms– Headache,Seizures,Meningealsigns,NervesIII,IV,VIwhichcrosstheCavernousSinus
• RadiologicalSigns– EnlargedSellaTurcica,Acromegaly
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OPTICNEURITISCLASSIFICATIONS• Retrobulbarneuritis – NormalDisc–Mostcommon,Demyelination– MS,Lyme,SinusRelated
• Papillitis – EdemaandHyperanemia–Uncommon‐ Syphilis
• Neuroretinitis – Papillitis andMacularStar–Cat‐scratchFever,Lyme,Syphilis
CHARACTERISTICSOFOPTICNEURITIS• InflammationoftheOpticNerve– PainwithEyeMovement
• SwellingoftheOpticNerveandEnlargementoftheBloodVessels
• VisionLossintheaffectedEyefromSlightBlurtoCompleteBlindness
• VisionLosscanbeTemporarybutPermanentinSomeCases.
• RAPD,LossofColorVision,FlashingLights
• HighlyAssociatedwithMultipleSclerosis
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TREATMENTFOROPTICNEURITIS• MostCasesImproveWithoutTreatment
• ToPreventtheRiskofMSIVSteroidsaregiven.
• IVSteroidscanalsospeedVisualRecoverybutcannotrestorelostVision.
• IfIVSteroidsdidnotworkandthereisVisionLossthenPlasmaExchangeTherapyistried.
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HIGHICP‐ PAPILLEDEMAMODIFIEDFRISEN SCALE
• Stage0– NormalOpticDisc
• Stage1‐ MinimalEdema– HaloSubtle,ObscureRetinalDetails
• Stage2– LowPapilledema– NasalElevation,NoVessels
• Stage3– ModeratePapilledema– ObscureFewVessels,Elevation
• Stage4– MarkedPapilledema– Obscurethedisc,FullElevation
• Stage5– SeverePapilledema– ObscureAllVesselonandleaving
• AlmostALWAYSBilateral!!!NoRAPDVF=EnlargedBlindspot.
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ARTERIC ANTERIORISCHEMICOPTICNEUROPATHYORGCA
• OVER50YO– CompleteVisionLoss,• Headache,VisionLoss,Diplopia,JawCaudification,Bruits,VF=AltitudinalDefect
• LossofVisionbydamagetoONd/tInsufficent BloodSupply,CRAO,CR
• Causeisunknownbutinvolvestheinflammationofsmallbloodvesselswithinthewallsoflargerarteries.MainlyNeckandHead.
• AssociatedwithHZV,RA,SLE,PMR• Dx:Symptoms,Medicalimaging,Biopsy,ElevatedESRandCRP• Tx:Steroids
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OCULAROBSERVATIONSOFAAION•DiffuseOpticNerveEdema•RetinalIschemia•CottonWoolSpots
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NON‐ARTERIC ISCHEMICOPTICNEUROPATHY• OVER50,MoreCommon
• SuddenLossofVision,MildPain,OftenBilateral,RAPD,VF=AltitudinalDefect
• CardiovascularRiskwith“crowded”OpticDiscs,AStroketotheOpticNerve,Hyperemic
• Visioncanimproveovertime.
• AssociatedwithDiabetes,Hypertension,SleepApnea,HighCholesterol
• Tx:Steroids
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ANEURYSMORSAH
• ThunderClapHeadache=WorstHeadacheinMyLife”
• PhotophobiaandVisualChanges
• NeckPain
• NauseaandVomiting
• LossofConsciences
• PastHx ofTraumaorBrainInjuryorLesions
• TearinSubarachnoidVeinsandCollectsUnderArachnoid.
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INTERNALCAROTIDARTERYDISSECTION• HeadacheTypicalFirstSymptom
• FaceandNeckPainPrecedeOtherSymptomsbyHours/Days
• PartialHorner’sSyndrome”Miosis andPtosis
• CranialNervePalsies
• CanMimicMigrainewithNauseaandVomitingandAura
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ACUTEANGLECLOSUREGLAUCOMA• SuddenHeadache
• VisualDisturbance
• SluggishPupil,MidDilated,HazyCornea,Redness,RaisedIOP,Papilledema
• IncreasedIOPcausingopticnervedamageinacharacteristicpatternthatcanpermanentlydamagevisionifleftuntreated.
FURTHERTESTINGANDREFERRAL
• CT Tumors,Nodes,Fractures
• MRI DetailedImagesofStructures,OrgansorSoftTissue
• MRA BloodFlowthroughArteries,Aneurysms,Malformations
• MRS ChemicalAnomaly,HIV,TIA,TBI,Tumors,MS,Alzheimers
• OCT,PHOTOS
•Recap
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