Sentence examples for mean headache duration from inspiring English sources

The mean headache duration was 9.0 h and 8.7, respectively (p > 0.2).

Mean headache duration was 10.5±6.81 hours; mean headache severity on a 1-10 scale was 7.7±1.56.

The median but not mean headache duration and intensity was statistically significantly reduced in the SMT group as compared to the ST group [24, 25].

Mean headache duration per week in the Biofeedback group was higher (M = 11.88 h, SD = 10.20) than in the MIPAS-Family group (M = 4.59 h, SD = 2.91).

Comparing pregnancy and puerperium, there was a postpartum increase in the mean headache intensity (p < 0.01), the mean headache duration (p = 0.050), and the mean number of analgesics used (p < 0.001) among all women in the 'liberal migraine diary group'.

The mean headache duration was not presented because most patients described their headache duration as a range e.g. several minutes (the shortest) or up to one day (the longest).

A total of 605 patients were female and 166 were male, mean age was 36.9 + 13.6 years (range 16 to 84), average headache duration 18.4 years, and headache days/month 7.9.

Average headache duration was 4 months (range, 1 week to 1 year) and mean follow-up was 15 months (range, 1 month to 3 years).

Mean headache severity, duration and accompanying disability were also reduced.

Among patients reporting antecedent headache at diagnosis (n = 193), the median headache duration was 14 days (IQR, 7 21 days).

The 59 and 52%% mean reduction of headache duration in the SMT and ST groups is clinically meaningful, and the 36 and 22 % mean reduction in headache intensity in the two groups is also likely to be clinically meaningful.