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This educational video is the final and fourth video in a four-part Headache Masterclass brought to you by Australia and New Zealand Headache Society [ANZHS].

This final session looks at less common disorders to consider when assessing a patient with headache or migraine, including:

• Trigeminal and autonomic cephalgias
• High and low CFS pressure headaches
• Giant cell arteritis and thunderclap headache.

Neurologist Dr Nicole Limberg asks neurologists Dr Calvin Chan, Dr Shuli Cheng and Dr Jason Ray, alongside GP Dr Anita Muñoz to provide practical explanations and examples of how general practitioners can rule rare entities in or out when undertaking migraine assessments. Dr Anita Muñoz provides advice on how participants to proceed with Measuring Outcomes and Reflective Practice points at the conclusion of the headache masterclass for CPD purposes.

Sponsor: This activity is sponsored by ANZHS.

Learning Outcomes

1. List important and less common differential diagnoses of migraine and headache
2. Outline a framework for ruling uncommon migraine differential diagnoses in or out using clinical skills and targeted investigations
3. Generate reinforcing learning activities that enable reflection on and improvement of current clinical practice.

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