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Consensus Recommendations to Establish Reporting Standards in fMRI of Migraine: A Delphi Study.
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Schramm S, Börner-Schröder C, Reichert M, Ramschütz C, Androulakis XM, Ashina M, Coppola G, Cucchiara B, Dong Z, Du X, Fischer-Schulte LH, Goadsby PJ, Christensen RH, Henderson LA, Hougaard A, Liu JR, Juhasz G, Karsan N, Kong J, Lee J, Lee MJ, Linnman C, Mathur V, May A, Mehnert J, Moulton E, Niddam DM, Schoenen J, Seminowicz DA, Stankewitz A, Tu Y, Veréb D, Yin T, Zimmer C, Heinen F, Baum T, Bonfert MV, Sollmann NAbstract
Migraine is a multifaceted primary headache disorder. In neuroimaging of migraine, fMRI has been used to elucidate pathophysiology or monitor treatment effects. The current literature, however, is highly heterogeneous regarding reported variables and methodologies. This begets a lack of comparability and complicates synthesis of results across studies. We developed a framework for standardized reporting of fMRI studies in migraine.