This review examines aura types in pediatric migraine, highlighting differences in hemiplegic migraine and visual complications.
This review highlights the characteristics of various types of aura in migraine and examines the distinctive features of these conditions in pediatric patients. In particular, atypical and rare types of aura are considered: aura in hemiplegic migraine, brainstem aura, Alice in Wonderland syndrome. Visual aura in migraine may demonstrate similarities with other diseases, such as occipital epilepsy, CADASIL, MELAS, visual snow syndrome. These conditions must be differentiated, as they have different approaches to treatment and prognosis.
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