Cefaléia enxaquecosa e síndrome do prolapso da válvula mitral: a propósito de 50 casos

Cavalcanti, Carlos Eduardo; Castro júnior, Adelman Nogueira de

doi:10.1590/S0004-282X1994000300012

Resumos

São analisados 50 pacientes com prolapso da válvula mitral e diagnóstico clínico de enxaqueca. Todos foram submetidos a avaliação cardiocirculatória para garantir adequada correlação clínica entre ambas as enfermidades. Realizamos comparação entre idade, duração e frequência dos ataques cefalálgicos, relacionandoos ao prolapso da válvula mitral. São comentados os benefícios terapêuticos proporcionados a estes pacientes. A análise dos dados apresentados sugere frequência usual de enxaquecosos entre portadores de degeneração mixomatosa valvular mitral.

enxaqueca; prolapso de válvula mitral; cefaléia

Fifty patients with prolapse of the mitral valve and clinical diagnosis of migraine are analized, all being given a cardio-circulatory examination for an adequate clinical correlation between both illnesses. In this study we show a comparison of the patient's age, the duration and frequency of cephalic attacks, and their relationship to prolapse of the mitral valve, commenting on the therapeutic benefits for these patients. An analysis of the data which are presented suggests a common frequency of migraine among those patients who have mitral valve degeneration.

migraine; mitral valve prolapse; headache

Cefaléia enxaquecosa e síndrome do prolapso da válvula mitral: a propósito de 50 casos

Migraine headache and the syndrome of prolapse of the mitral valve: study on 50 cases

Carlos Eduardo Cavalcanti^I; Adelman Nogueira de Castro júnior^II

^ICINNE, Centro Integrado de Neurologia e Neurocirurgia do Centro Médico Maranhense e Hospital Universitário Tarquino Lopes Filho, São Luís: Neurocirurgião

^IICINNE, Centro Integrado de Neurologia e Neurocirurgia do Centro Médico Maranhense e Hospital Universitário Tarquino Lopes Filho, São Luís: Neurologista

RESUMO

São analisados 50 pacientes com prolapso da válvula mitral e diagnóstico clínico de enxaqueca. Todos foram submetidos a avaliação cardiocirculatória para garantir adequada correlação clínica entre ambas as enfermidades. Realizamos comparação entre idade, duração e frequência dos ataques cefalálgicos, relacionandoos ao prolapso da válvula mitral. São comentados os benefícios terapêuticos proporcionados a estes pacientes. A análise dos dados apresentados sugere frequência usual de enxaquecosos entre portadores de degeneração mixomatosa valvular mitral.

Palavras-chave: enxaqueca, prolapso de válvula mitral, cefaléia.

SUMMARY

Fifty patients with prolapse of the mitral valve and clinical diagnosis of migraine are analized, all being given a cardio-circulatory examination for an adequate clinical correlation between both illnesses. In this study we show a comparison of the patient's age, the duration and frequency of cephalic attacks, and their relationship to prolapse of the mitral valve, commenting on the therapeutic benefits for these patients. An analysis of the data which are presented suggests a common frequency of migraine among those patients who have mitral valve degeneration.

Key words: migraine, mitral valve prolapse, headache.

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Aceite: 3-fevereiro-1994.

Estudo realizado no CINNE, Centro Integrado de Neurologia e Neurocirurgia do Centro Médico Maranhense e Hospital Universitário Tarquino Lopes Filho, São Luís

Dr. Carlos Eduardo Cavalcanti- Rua das Jaqueiras, Quadra 55, Casa 01 - 62025-220 São Luís MA - Brasil.

1. Amat G, Loisy C. Migraine et prolapsus valvulaire mitral. Lyon Med 1981, p 243-265.
2. Ad Hoc Committee. Classification of headache JAMA 1962, 179: 717-718.
3. Barlow JB, Pocock WA. Mitral valve prolapse: the specific billowing mitral leaflet syndrome or an insignificant non ejectional systolic click. Am Heart J 1982, 97: 277.
4. Barnett HJM, Boughner RD, Taylor DW, Cooper PE, Roster WJ, Nichol PM. Further evidence relating mitral valve prolapse and cerebral ischemic events. N Engl J Med 1979, 302: 139-144.
5. Blumenthal LS. Introduction In Vinken PJ, Bruyn GW (eds): Handbook of clinical Neurology. Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1980, Vol 5, p 6-7.
6. Barnett HJM, Jones MW, Boughner DR, Kostuk WJ. Cerebral ischemic events associated with prolapsing mitral valve. Arch Neurol 1976, 33: 777.
7. Devereux RB. Mitral valve prolapse. Circulation 1976, 54: 13-14.
8. Dillon JC, Haine CL, Chang S, Feiginbaum H. Use of echocardiography in patients with prolapse mitral valve. Circulation 1971, 43: 503.
9. Hancock EW, Cohn K. The syndrome associated with midsystolic click and late systolic murmur. Am J Med 1966, 41: 183-196.
10. Jean Louis P. Mitral valve prolapse: possible manifestation of a congenital neuroectomesodernal histo displasia. Communication Americam College of Cardiology. Houston: Texas 1980, p 9-13.
11. Jeresaty RM. Mitral valve prolapse. New York: Raven Press 1989.
12. Litman GI, Friedman HM. Migraine and the mitral valve prolapse syndrome. Am Heart J 1978, 96: 610-613.
13. O'Rourke RA, Crawford MH. The systolic click-murmur syndrome: clinical recognition and management. Curr Probl Cardiol 1976, p 1-9.
14. Procacci PM, Saurou SV, Schreiter SL, Bryson AL. Prevalence of clinical mitral-valve prolapse in 1169 young women. N Engl J Med 1976, 294: 1086-1088.
15. Pomerance A. Ballooning deformity (mucoid degeneration) of atrio ventricular valves. Br Heart J 1969, 31: 343-369.
16. Silver M. Rheumatic carditis: acute and chronic atrio ventricular valve disease. In Edwards SJ, Abel M (eds). The Heart. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 1974, p 87-109.

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[1] 1. Amat G, Loisy C. Migraine et prolapsus valvulaire mitral. Lyon Med 1981, p 243-265.

[2] 2. Ad Hoc Committee. Classification of headache JAMA 1962, 179: 717-718.

[3] 3. Barlow JB, Pocock WA. Mitral valve prolapse: the specific billowing mitral leaflet syndrome or an insignificant non ejectional systolic click. Am Heart J 1982, 97: 277.

[4] 4. Barnett HJM, Boughner RD, Taylor DW, Cooper PE, Roster WJ, Nichol PM. Further evidence relating mitral valve prolapse and cerebral ischemic events. N Engl J Med 1979, 302: 139-144.

[5] 5. Blumenthal LS. Introduction In Vinken PJ, Bruyn GW (eds): Handbook of clinical Neurology. Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1980, Vol 5, p 6-7.

[6] 6. Barnett HJM, Jones MW, Boughner DR, Kostuk WJ. Cerebral ischemic events associated with prolapsing mitral valve. Arch Neurol 1976, 33: 777.

[7] 7. Devereux RB. Mitral valve prolapse. Circulation 1976, 54: 13-14.

[8] 8. Dillon JC, Haine CL, Chang S, Feiginbaum H. Use of echocardiography in patients with prolapse mitral valve. Circulation 1971, 43: 503.

[9] 9. Hancock EW, Cohn K. The syndrome associated with midsystolic click and late systolic murmur. Am J Med 1966, 41: 183-196.

[10] 10. Jean Louis P. Mitral valve prolapse: possible manifestation of a congenital neuroectomesodernal histo displasia. Communication Americam College of Cardiology. Houston: Texas 1980, p 9-13.

[11] 11. Jeresaty RM. Mitral valve prolapse. New York: Raven Press 1989.

[12] 12. Litman GI, Friedman HM. Migraine and the mitral valve prolapse syndrome. Am Heart J 1978, 96: 610-613.

[13] 13. O'Rourke RA, Crawford MH. The systolic click-murmur syndrome: clinical recognition and management. Curr Probl Cardiol 1976, p 1-9.

[14] 14. Procacci PM, Saurou SV, Schreiter SL, Bryson AL. Prevalence of clinical mitral-valve prolapse in 1169 young women. N Engl J Med 1976, 294: 1086-1088.

[15] 15. Pomerance A. Ballooning deformity (mucoid degeneration) of atrio ventricular valves. Br Heart J 1969, 31: 343-369.

[16] 16. Silver M. Rheumatic carditis: acute and chronic atrio ventricular valve disease. In Edwards SJ, Abel M (eds). The Heart. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 1974, p 87-109.