Features of XXXX in teenagers.

@entity2795 @entity1 @entity227 @entity1183 @entity409 @entity4943 @entity3641 @entity1742 @entity5545
BACKGROUND: Complex @entity2795 in teenagers can be complicated to diagnose. The aim of this study was to present detailed features of @entity2795 in teenage migraineurs. METHODS: This cross-sectional study was conducted in the period from 2008 till 2013. A total number of 40 teenage migraineurs (20 females and 20 males) met criteria for this study. The @entity1 were interviewed using a specially designed questionnaire for collecting data about @entity2795 . Main outcome measures were frequency of @entity227 ( @entity409 ) symptoms in teenage migraineurs population during the aura, and also within each individual. RESULTS: Visual aura was reported in every attack, followed by somatosensory (60%) and @entity4943 (36.4%) aura. Scintillating @entity227 were mostly reported and predominant @entity227 . The most common somatosensory symptom was @entity1183 in hand. @entity409 were reported by 22 (55%) @entity1 . Slowed speech was mostly reported symptom of @entity409 , followed by @entity5545 , d  j   vu phenomenon, @entity3641 , and @entity1742 . In @entity1 with @entity409 , aura frequency per year (6.18    3.17 vs. 3.33    2.03, p = 0.003) and prevalence of somatosensory symptoms (77.3% vs. 38.9%, p = 0.014) were significantly higher than in @entity1 without @entity409 . CONCLUSIONS: Aura symptoms vary to a great extent in complexity in teenage migraineurs. Consequently, results obtained in this study provide useful information for clinicians when faced with @entity2795 .
