Associations Between Cortical Morphometry and Clinical Parameters in Migraine: 112-Patient Observational Study (P3-15.017)

Noboru Imai; Asami Moriya; Eiji Kitamura

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000215027

June 9, 2026Neurology

Associations Between Cortical Morphometry and Clinical Parameters in Migraine: 112-Patient Observational Study (P3-15.017)

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This research aims to explore how cortical morphometry correlates with clinical features in migraine patients.
112 patients with migraine assessed
Used FreeSurfer for whole-brain morphometry analysis
Conducted standardized clinical assessments
Significant associations found between specific cortical thickness measurements and migraine severity.
Altered cortical structures observed correlated with clinical parameters such as frequency and duration of migraines.

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Observational study examines associations of cortical morphometry and clinical parameters in patients with migraine, indicating potential biomarkers.

Abstract

To examine associations between cortical morphometry and clinical parameters in patients with migraine using whole-brain FreeSurfer-derived measures and standardized assessments.

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