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pain associated with vomiting. There was no recent history of infections, vaccinations, head trauma, or toxic exposures. Family history was negative for migraine or chronic

pain associated with vomiting. There was no recent history of infections, vaccinations, head trauma, or toxic exposures. Family history was negative for migraine or chronic

pain associated with vomiting. There was no recent history of infections, vaccinations, head trauma, or toxic exposures. Family history was negative for migraine or chronic

pain. More severe manifestations can include disturbance of consciousness, seizures, personality changes, and diplopia. Based on the ICHD criteria, opening pressure of LP should be less than 6 cm H2O of water while sitting for definitive diagnosis, but pressures may be normal or variable even

pain. More severe manifestations can include disturbance of consciousness, seizures, personality changes, and diplopia. Based on the ICHD criteria, opening pressure of LP should be less than 6 cm H2O of water while sitting for definitive diagnosis, but pressures may be normal or variable even

pain. More severe manifestations can include disturbance of consciousness, seizures, personality changes, and diplopia. Based on the ICHD criteria, opening pressure of LP should be less than 6 cm H2O of water while sitting for definitive diagnosis, but pressures may be normal or variable even

pains”, 3 Scale for the Assessment and Rating of Ataxia (SARA) score, 369 Schimmelpenning-Feuerstein-Mims Syndrome, 306–307 Schizencephaly, 85 Secondary dystonias, 349Page 390Page 391 Secondary intracranial hypertension, 11 Secondary intracranial hypotension with CSF leak in sphenoid sinus, 31f from overshunting, 30f Seizure

pains”, 3 Scale for the Assessment and Rating of Ataxia (SARA) score, 369 Schimmelpenning-Feuerstein-Mims Syndrome, 306–307 Schizencephaly, 85 Secondary dystonias, 349Page 390Page 391 Secondary intracranial hypertension, 11 Secondary intracranial hypotension with CSF leak in sphenoid sinus, 31f from overshunting, 30f Seizure

pains”, 3 Scale for the Assessment and Rating of Ataxia (SARA) score, 369 Schimmelpenning-Feuerstein-Mims Syndrome, 306–307 Schizencephaly, 85 Secondary dystonias, 349Page 390Page 391 Secondary intracranial hypertension, 11 Secondary intracranial hypotension with CSF leak in sphenoid sinus, 31f from overshunting, 30f Seizure

pain relievers or a short nap. Patient has no relevant prior medical history, no known exposure to trauma or toxins, no mood disorders, and good school performance. Family history: mother and maternal grandmother report similar headache episodes. Grandmother has cognitive impairment. Two maternal uncles have