Book Review: Refractory Migraine: Mechanisms and Management
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This 474-page text is a comprehensive multiauthored guide for practitioners who care for patients with refractory headache. Although primarily aimed at the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management of chronic migraine, a wide scope of other headache disorders and management issues are discussed in great detail.
The text is divided into 3 sections and begins with a series of chapters devoted to the epidemiology, definition, classification, and proposed mechanisms of refractory headache with an emphasis on chronic migraine. This section also describes red flags of clinical …
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