Population
195 individuals, comprising 33 cluster headache patients, 34 migraine patients, and 128 controls.
Design
Case-control
Authors
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MAO differences may support biomarker research in headaches; leaves open diagnostic utility and should not change practice.
Platelet MAO exhibits constitutionally different enzyme properties, including low maximal velocities and high thermolability, in patients with cluster headache and migraine compared to healthy controls.
Waldenlind et al. (1984) studied this question.
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