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Nouveautés et perspectives dans le traitement de la migraine

New developments and prospects in the treatment of migraine

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Résumé

Les nouveautés et les perspectives du traitement de la migraine concernent le traitement de la crise migraineuse, le traitement prophylactique de la migraine épisodique et le traitement prophylactique de la migraine chronique. Les avancées les plus prometteuses concernent des approches pharmacologiques et des approches instrumentales. Pour le traitement de la crise migraineuse, ces avancées concernent les antagonistes des récepteurs du CGRP, les agonistes des récepteurs 5-HT1F et la stimulation magnétique transcrânienne. Pour le traitement prophylactique de la migraine épisodique, ces avancées concernent les inhibiteurs de la dépression corticale envahissante et la fermeture chirurgicale du foramen ovale perméable. Enfin, pour le traitement de la migraine chronique, ces avancées concernent la toxine botulinique de type A et la neuromodulation par stimulation du nerf grand occipital.

Abstract

Innovations and prospects for the migraine treatment relate to the treatment of the migraine attack, the prophylactic treatment of episodic migraine and the prophylactic treatment of chronic migraine. These innovations are pharmacological approaches and instrumental approaches. For the treatment of the migraine attack, these innovations relate to CGRP antagonists, 5-HT1F agonists and transcranial magnetic stimulation. For the prophylactic treatment of the episodic migraine, these innovations relate to cortical spreading depression inhibitors and persistent foramen ovale closure. Lastly, for the treatment of the chronic migraine, these projections relate to botulinum toxin type A and the neuromodulation by greater occipital nerve stimulation.

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Lantéri-Minet, M. Nouveautés et perspectives dans le traitement de la migraine. Douleur analg 23, 166–174 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11724-010-0205-9

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