Cephalalgia

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
pp. 495-495(1)

Neuropsychiatric side-effects of lidocaine: examples from the treatment of headache and a review
pp. 496-508(13)
Authors: Gil-Gouveia, R; Goadsby, PJ

Prostaglandin E₂ (PGE₂) induces headache in healthy subjects
pp. 509-519(11)
Authors: Wienecke, T; Olesen, J; Oturai, PS; Ashina, M

Oestrogen increases nociception through ERK activation in the trigeminal ganglion: evidence for a peripheral mechanism of allodynia
pp. 520-531(12)
Authors: Liverman, CS; Brown, JW; Sandhir, R; Klein, RM; McCarson, K; Berman, NEJ

Platelet dopamine: D2 receptor binding in patients with migraine
pp. 532-538(7)
Authors: Shukla, R; Khanna, VK; Vinod, P; Sankhwar, ML; Yadav, RS

Low spatial frequency contrast sensitivity deficits in migraine are not visual pathway selective
pp. 539-549(11)
Authors: McKendrick, AM; Sampson, GP

Association of benign recurrent vertigo and migraine in 208 patients
pp. 550-555(6)
Authors: Cha, Y-H; Lee, H; Santell, LS; Baloh, RW

Stretch reflex and pressure pain thresholds in chronic tension-type headache patients and healthy controls
pp. 556-565(10)
Authors: Peddireddy, A; Wang, K; Svensson, P; Arendt-Nielsen, L

Increase in NADPH-diaphorase-positive and neuronal NO synthase immunoreactive neurons in the rat spinal trigeminal nucleus following infusion of a NO donor—evidence for a feed-forward process in NO production involved in trigeminal nociception
pp. 566-579(14)
Authors: Schlechtweg, PM; Röder, J; Fischer, MJM; Neuhuber, W; Messlinger, K

A note on the digiti quinti sign in hemiplegic migraine
pp. 580-582(3)
Author: Vincent, MB

Bifocal nummular headache: the first three cases
pp. 583-586(4)
Authors: Cuadrado, ML; Valle, B; Fernández-de-las-Peñas, C; Barriga, FJ; Pareja, JA

Reversible focal splenial lesions in facial pain patients treated with antiepileptic drugs: case report and review of the literature
pp. 587-590(4)
Authors: Ruscheweyh, R; Marziniak, M; Evers, S

Comorbidity of headache, other pain and RLS: do analgesics play a part?
pp. 591-592(2)

Idiopathic intracranial hypertension without papilloedema in headache sufferers
pp. 593-593(1)

Authors' reply
pp. 594-594(1)

Edward P. Chronicle PhD
pp. 595-596(2)