Migraine is a common neurological disorder with a diverse clinical phenotype that
comprises more than just head pain. Premonitory (prodromal) symptoms can start hours to …

Background The clinical picture, but also neuroimaging findings, suggested the brainstem
and midbrain structures as possible driving or generating structures in migraine. Findings …

Objective: To report migraine postdrome symptoms in patients who report nonheadache
symptoms as part of their attacks. Methods: A prospective daily electronic diary study was …

Objective: To identify pathophysiologic mechanisms of migraine chronification using a
recently standardized protocol for high-resolution brainstem imaging of trigeminal …

Objective Although migraine is defined by the headache and headache‐associated
symptoms, the true beginning of a migraine attack lies in the premonitory phase. To …

A migraine attack is an extraordinarily complex brain event that takes place over hours to
days. This review focuses on recent human studies that shed light on the evolution of a …

Objective The aim of the current study was to identify typical alterations in resting state
connectivity within different stages of the migraine cycle and to thus explore task-free …

Aim To describe the frequency and number of premonitory symptoms (PS) in migraine, the
co-occurrence of different PS, and their association with migraine-related factors. Methods In …

Migraine is a strongly disabling disease characterized by a unilateral throbbing headache
lasting for up to 72 h for each individual attack. There have been many theories on the …

Objective In this second of a 2‐part series, we review the available literature on trigger
factors and premonitory features in migraine. Background In the absence of biological …