Exploding head syndrome (EHS)

Evidence-based neurology checklist on exploding head syndrome (ehs): Demographic features This usually occurs in middle to old age It usually affects women Clinical features Potential triggers Associated features Differential diagnosis Sleep studies Treatment Synonym

Demographic features

  • This usually occurs in middle to old age
  • It usually affects women

Clinical features

Potential triggers

Associated features

Differential diagnosis

Sleep studies

Treatment

Synonym

References

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  5. Sharpless BA. Characteristic symptoms and associated features of exploding head syndrome in undergraduates. Cephalalgia 2018; 38:595-599.
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