Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
aura emicranica
English translation:
migraine aura
Added to glossary by
Charles Searson
May 25, 2004 14:06
19 yrs ago
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Italian term
United Kingdom
aura emicranica
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Preface to a thesis on visual hallucination. Can it be Migraine aura? Hemicranial aura isn't found on Google, though Hemicrania is in the dictionary. Thanks.
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Catherine Bolton
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Hi Charles,
Your take on this is absolutely right. It refers to migraine with aura (which also used to be called "classic migraine").
Reference: I read "Migraine" by Oliver Sacks last year. Fascinating book!
Your take on this is absolutely right. It refers to migraine with aura (which also used to be called "classic migraine").
Reference: I read "Migraine" by Oliver Sacks last year. Fascinating book!
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Comment: "Thanks Catherine, hope all's well with you. I must check out that Oliver Sacks book. C"
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