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Post-Traumatic Head Pain: Clinical and Electroencephalographic Correlations

Pain is a strong discomfort caused by injury, disease, or a functional disorder and transmitted through the nervous system. By definition, headache is a continuous pain in the head. The subject of this study is paroxysmal, focal, and fleeting head pain ratherthan headache. This report deals with a series of cases who had sustained mild head injuries without any detectable residual neurological impairment and who had developed unbearable head pain at the site of the trauma months to years after the incident. All the cases were examined in detail and some were hospitalized for diagnostic studies to exclude any intracranial or extracranial pathology as a cause of the head pain. Electroencephalograms were recorded on all and each was treated with ann-convulsant medication.