She writes: "Patient suffers from chronic migraines, with severe disabling pain, disabling vertigo at times, and side effects from medications used to treat migraines.
Written patient consent was obtained.
Written patient consent was waived by the Institutional Review Board.
Written patient consent for publication was obtained for all patients undergoing ONS.
Written patient consent was obtained and our institutional ethical committee approved publication of this case report.
As this is a retrospective evaluation, written patient informed consent and regional ethics approval were not required.
Written patient consent was obtained for the publication of the accompanying images in the manuscript used to demonstrate the allergic reactions observed in two of the patients.
No written patient consent was required as all strains were characterized for etiological purposes.
Informed written patient consent was obtained for all tissues used in this study.
Subsequently, written patient information is provided.
