" XXXX ": clinical manifestation.

@entity1 @entity7804 @entity227 @entity390 @entity146 @entity4 @entity542 @entity12417 @entity391 @entity158 @entity1296 @entity717 @entity10 @entity28523
The main criteria of " @entity12417 " are considered to be as follows: relatively rare and long-lasting unilateral attacks of severe @entity10 , although seemingly of a non-excruciating character, signs of neck involvement, and lack of "cluster pattern". In the present communication, the clinical manifestations in 11 @entity1 fulfilling these criteria are described. All 11 @entity1 selected in accordance with these criteria proved to be females, the age at onset ranging from 6 to 40 years (mean, 30 years). The mean duration of symptoms was 13 years. Six @entity1 had had previous @entity542 . All @entity1 had @entity158 periorbitally, in the temporal region, and in the low occipital region (nape of the neck); less frequent were frontal, parietal, and @entity158 and @entity158 in the upper part of the occipital region. The duration of attacks was from 3 h to 3 weeks, and the interval between attacks lasted from 2 days to 2 months. The commonest accompanying @entity28523 were @entity7804 , @entity1296 , ipsilateral eyelid @entity4 , @entity227 , and @entity146 . Some of the @entity1 also had @entity390 (n = 7) and @entity391 (n = 6). On physical examination, slight to moderate @entity717 in the neck was noted, and five @entity1 had ipsilaterally reduced sensation for touch in the trigeminal area. All the @entity1 except one were severely afflicted. Attacks could, in addition to occurring spontaneously, be precipitated in all @entity1 by head movements or by pressure at specific points in the neck.
