Sentence examples for intractable cluster from inspiring English sources

Grade of recommendation is B for applying SPG radiofrequency ablation to intractable cluster headache.

To date, 20 operated intractable cluster headache patients have been reported [80, 81], some with a follow up of more than four years [82, 83].

These findings prompted the use of deep brain stimulation in the posterior hypothalamic grey matter in a patient with intractable cluster headache, and led to a complete relief of attacks [79].

Recently, it has been described that patients with intractable cluster headache who tried cocaine, being dissatisfied with conventional treatments in terms of efficacy and/or tolerability, referred a full or partial improvement in 30.8% of cases [9].

Ten patients had intractable chronic cluster headache [10] and ten patients had intractable chronic migraine [11].

Blockade of the sphenopalatine ganglion with OnabotulinumtoxinA injections (SphenoBlock) represents a novel approach for treating intractable chronic cluster headache (iCCH).

Medically intractable chronic cluster headache (2) is among the most challenging of ailments headache specialists can be called on to treat.

A recent study showed that gamma knife therapy was successful in 60%% of the cases of intractable medically refractory cluster headache [3].

Thus in the attempt to improve chronic intractable neurovascular headache (migraine and cluster headache) patients a number of neuromodulation procedures targeting peripheral and central nervous system structures have been tried.

Since finding provably optimal solutions is practically intractable, we propose a new cluster-first route-second heuristic, in which a polynomial-size Clustering Problem simultaneously considers the service level feasibility and approximate routing costs.

Twenty-six (1.5%) patients had 'lupus headache' at 27 (0.36%) of 7,523 assessments with the following IHS classification: migraine (n = 13), tension headaches (n = 8), intractable nonspecific headaches (n = 5), cluster headaches (n = 1) and intracranial hypertension (n = 1).