E. Rota, R. Zucco, S. Guerzoni, M. Cainazzo, L. Pini, T. Catarci, F. Granella
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Migraine Awareness in Italy and the Myth of “Cervical Arthrosis”
The primary aim of this study was to assess the degree of awareness migraine patients had of their condition. The secondary aims were to evaluate the frequency of an incorrect diagnosis of “cervical arthrosis” in patients unaware of having migraine and to compare the clinical features, diagnostic investigation, and treatment strategies between the 2 subgroups of migraineurs, that is, those with and without the incorrect diagnosis of “cervical arthrosis.”
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