PubMed · 12166147
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Yoichi Matsuoka. 2002. [Autogenic training].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12166147/
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The summer of 2002 has seen the introduction of two new key words in the literature on rectal carcinoma. The words are TME Workshop. Papers attesting to a major impact on rectal cancer outcomes in Norway, Sweden, and Holland, are the background to two major papers in the August British Journal of Surgery, one from Ireland and one from Sweden plus a leading article from a professor in Singapore entitled "Adjuvant therapy for rectal cancer cannot be based on the results of other surgeons".
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Migraine and cluster headache have been considered entirely separate clinical syndromes, both in routine clinical practice and in the 1988 International Headache Society classification. Neurologists seeing large numbers of patients soon realize, however, that there is a considerable overlap between the two conditions. Some patients have attacks with the cardinal features of cluster headache, but also have a few symptoms (especially a visual aura) usually attributed to migraine. In addition, it is not uncommon for a patient with a lifetime's history of migraine to experience a typical bout of cluster headache, although the reverse is less common. This article reviews the published series of such patients.