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片頭痛発作時の脳血流はどう変化するか |
論文抄録 |
BACKGROUND: The aim of the present study was to compare cranial arteries blood flow velocity as measured by means of transcranial Doppler sonography (TCD) with mean regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) as measured by means of single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) in migraine with and without aura during headache-free periods and spontaneous and/or induced attacks. METHODS: Regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) and systematic ultrasonic Doppler flow were studied by Technetium-99m hexamethylpropilaminoxime (99mTc-HM-PAO) single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and transcranial Doppler sonography (TCD) respectively in controls (n=14) and in migraine with (n=13) and without aura (n=35) during headache free-intervals and spontaneous/histamine-induced attacks. RESULTS: In the migraine without aura group, Doppler flow examinations of the common carotid artery, external and internal carotid artery, ophthalmic artery and middle cerebral artery bilaterally did not reveal significant changes as compared with controls. During attacks, TCD examinations showed a moderate, although not statistically significant, reduction of blood flow velocity in the middle cerebral artery and in the internal carotid artery bilaterally as related to the interictal phase, concomitant with an increase of the flow velocity in the ophthalmic and external carotid artery. SPECT of these patients did not show, on the average, rCBF asymmetries during pain-free periods, although positive findings (i.e., focal hypoperfusion) were found in approximately half of the cases. During attacks, 74% of patients displayed a unilateral hypoperfusion, mainly in the occipital region. Low-flow areas were generally but not always consistent with the site of pain. In the migraine with aura group, significant reduction of blood flow velocity in middle cerebral artery was recorded by TCD on the affected side during attacks, as compared with the pain-free side. Hypoperfusion was registered between attacks by SPECT in approximately 2/3 of the patients. During attacks, a marked reduction of rCBF occurred in most patients (85%), mainly in the parieto-occipital region. The posterior rCBF asymmetries revealed at the SPECT and consistent with the general reduction of blood flow velocity documented by TCD may be related to cerebrovascular tone instability. CONCLUSIONS: Our findings do not support the paradigm that migraine with and without aura are two different entities. |
文献 PubMed−ID |
PMID: 10735768 |
文献タイトル (日本語) |
前兆を伴う及び伴わない片頭痛患者における発作間欠期の脳血流変化: TCD と SPECT の比較 |
目的 |
TCD と SPECT で片頭痛患者の発作間欠期で差があるかどうかの検討. |
研究施設 |
Pain Research & Treatment Unit, Institute of Neurosurgery , University of Milan , Italy . |
対象患者 |
健常人: 14 名,前兆を伴う片頭痛患者: 13 名,前兆を伴わない片頭痛患者: 35 名 |
備考 |
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作成者 |
濱田潤一,永田栄一郎 |
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論文抄録 |
BACKGROUND: Spreading depression of Leao has been hypothesized as the basis for the visual aura of the migraine attack, supported by cerebral blood flow measurements of spreading hypoperfusion. The early depolarizing or activation phase of experimental spreading depression, however, is associated with a transient but pronounced cerebral blood flow increase that precedes spreading hypoperfusion. OBJECTIVE: To study this early phase of the migraine attack, we investigated visually triggered attacks of headache and visual symptoms using a red-green checkerboard stimulus in patients with migraine. INTERVENTIONS: We studied occipital cortex activation during visual stimulation by measuring occipital cortex perfusion with functional magnetic resonance imaging-blood oxygenation level-dependent contrast in 10 patients with migraine with aura and 2 patients with migraine without aura and 6 healthy subjects. RESULTS: In 6 patients with migraine with aura and 2 patients with migraine without aura, their typical headache with (n = 2) or without visual change was visually triggered at 7.3 minutes (mean time) after visual stimulation began. In 5 of these patients, the onset of headache or visual change, or both, was preceded by suppression of initial activation (mean onset time, 4.3 minutes; P<.001) The suppression slowly propagated into contiguous occipital cortex at a rate ranging from 3 to 6 mm/ min. This neuronal suppression was accompanied by baseline contrast intensity increases that indicated vasodilatation and tissue hyperoxygenation. CONCLUSIONS: We conclude that visually triggered headache and visual change in patients with migraine is accompanied by spreading suppression of initial neuronal activation and increased occipital cortex oxygenation. We postulate that this spreading suppression may be associated with initial activation of a migraine attack, independent of whether there are associated aura symptoms. We further postulate that there may be an association between vasodilation accompanying the initial stage of suppression and the induction of headache. |
文献 PubMed−ID |
PMID: 10328249 |
文献タイトル (日本語) |
片頭痛患者における視覚誘発頭痛発作の functional MRI |
目的 |
皮質拡延性抑制と片頭痛の病態について functional MRI を用いた研究. |
研究施設 |
Headache Research Center, Department of Neurology, Henry Ford Health Sciences Center, Case Western Reserve University, Detroit, Mich. 48202-2689, USA. |
対象患者 |
前兆のある片頭痛患者: 10名,前兆のない片頭痛患者:2名,健常者:6名 |
結果 |
片頭痛患者の視覚刺激の初期において後頭様において組織の酸化が増加したが,前兆のある,なしには関係なかった. |
結論 |
皮質拡延性抑制は片頭痛の初期興奮のときに関係しているのだろうという結論. |
コメント -1 |
皮質拡延性抑制と片頭痛の病態についての最新の研究. |
コメント -2 |
視覚刺激で頭痛を誘発しているため本来の頭痛発作と同様のものかは疑問. |
備考 |
MeSH Terms: • Adult • Female • Human • Magnetic Resonance Imaging • Male • Migraine/physiopathology* • Neurons, Afferent/physiology • Occipital Lobe/blood supply* • Occipital Lobe/pathology • Oxygen/blood • Regional Blood Flow • Support , U.S. Gov't, P.H.S. • Visual Perception/physiology* Substances: • Oxygen Grant Support: • P50 NS32399/NS/NINDS |
作成者 |
濱田潤一,永田栄一郎 |