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V Centonze, C Brucoli, G Macinagrossa

Cephalalgia : an International Journal of Headache

|June 1, 1983

Abstract:

Two cases of non-familial hemiplegic migraine are described. Naloxone reversed the neurological deficits accompanying attacks, whereas the pain was uninfluenced. The possibility that the opiate-antagonist naloxone facilitates regression of neurological symptoms associated with migraine attacks in general is voiced.

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