Posts Tagged ‘MRI’
The Trigeminal Nerve and Migraine: Linking Structure to Function
A new study combines structural MRI, functional MRI, and PET imaging to connect changes in the trigeminal root entry zone to inflammation and brainstem activity in people with migraine.
Read MoreA Lesson from Brain Imaging: Head Pain Is Different from Other Kinds of Chronic Pain
A new neuroimaging study pinpoints differences in gray matter in those with chronic pain, especially multisite pain, compared to healthy individuals. Those who reported head pain showed unique differences compared to other chronic pain types.
Read MoreWhen the System Is Disrupted, a Better Understanding of Migraine Emerges: An Interview with Nasim Maleki
Professor Maleki discusses her path from medical physics to migraine research, the importance of studying migraine during transitional periods, her work exploring sex differences in migraine, and more.
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