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Stefan Evers
Researcher at University of Münster
Publications - 345
Citations - 23282
Stefan Evers is an academic researcher from University of Münster. The author has contributed to research in topics: Migraine & Cluster headache. The author has an hindex of 57, co-authored 330 publications receiving 19515 citations. Previous affiliations of Stefan Evers include University of Michigan.
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Therapie idiopathischer Kopfschmerzen im Kindesalter
TL;DR: The controlled studies on the treatment of idiopathic headache in childhood have been analysed and compiled to treatment recommendations and flunarizine is the drug of first choice in the Treatment of migraine-related disorders.
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Differences in trigeminal and peripheral electrical pain perception in women with and without migraine.
Barbara Gierse-Plogmeier,Reyhan Colak-Ekici,Anne Wolowski,I. Gralow,Martin Marziniak,Stefan Evers +5 more
TL;DR: Migraine subjects show an increased pain perception after trigeminal but not after peripheral pain stimulation as compared to healthy subjects, and this phenomenon is probably due to the observed pain facilitation after painful trigminal stimulation.
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Pregabalin-associated acute psychosis and epileptiform EEG-changes
TL;DR: A patient who, after unintended rapid up-titration of pregabalin, experienced psychotic symptoms associated with rhythmic EEG-changes resolving completely after discontinuation of preGabalin and benzodiazepine administration is presented.
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Triptans in Orgasmic Headache
TL;DR: In patients who chose to predict their sexual activity, short-term prophylaxis with oral triptans 30 min before sexual activity might be a therapeutic option in those not responsive to or not tolerating indomethacin.
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Loss of sensory function in patients with idiopathic hand dystonia.
TL;DR: The authors' results suggest a loss of distinct sensory functions of the affected hand in comparison with the contralateral hand and to matched healthy subjects in patients suffering from idiopathic hand dystonia.