Gerilim Tipi Başağrısı ve Fahr Hastalığı Birlikteliği

Fahr hastalığı; bazal ganglionlar, serebellar dentat nükleus ve sentrum semiovalede kalsifikasyon görülmesi ile karakterizedir. Bazal ganglionlar en sık tutulan bölgedir. Fahr sendromunun anoksi, radyasyon, sistemik hastalıklar, toksinler, kalsiyum metabolizma bozuklukları ve ensefalitler ile bağlantılı olduğu tammlanrruştır. Ayrıca sendromun ailesel formu bildirilmiştir. Sendromun klinik özellikleri değişik olmasına rağmen; ilerleyici mental hasar, dizartri, konvülsiyon, parkinson benzeri klinik tablo, nöro--psikiyatrik davramş ve zihinsel işlev bozuklukları Fahr sendromunda sıklıkla görülen klinik bulgulardır. Bu yazıda gerilim tipi başağrısı bulunan Fahr sendromlu bir kadın olguyu sunmayı amaçladık.

Tension Type Headache and Fahr ’s Disease

Fahr’s disease is characterized With the presence of calcifications in basal ganlions, dentate nucleus and centrum semiovale. The basal ganglia are the most common site of involvement. Fahr’s syndrome is associated with disorder of calcium metabolism, systemic illnesses, toxins, encephalitis, radiation and anoxia. Familial form of the syndrome has been reported. Although the clinic pattern of the syndrome is variable, progressive mental deterioration, dysarthria, seizures, parkinsonian features and neurobehavioral, cognitive disorders are common clinical features of the Fahr’s syndrome. In this article we present woman with Fahr’s syndrome with tension type headache.

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