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Table 2 Demographic data

From: Long-term outcomes of occipital nerve stimulation for chronic migraine: a cohort of 53 patients

Age

 Mean (SD)

47.75 years (±11.48)

 Range

26–70 years

Sex

 Male

16 (30.2 %)

 Female

37 (69.8 %)

Laterality

 Unilateral

33 (62.3 %)

 Bilateral

20 (37.7 %)

Aura

28 (52.9 %)

 Visual

22 (41.5 %)

 Sensory

15 (28.3 %)

 Hemiplegic

6 (11.3 %)

 Speech

5 (9.4 %)

Duration from onset of migraine

 Mean (SD)

31.51 years (±14.52)

 Range

5–58 years

Duration from onset of Chronic Migraine

 Mean (SD)

11.77 years (±10.90)

 Range

3–48 years

Co-existent headache types

18 (33.9 %)

 Chronic cluster headache

10 (18.7 %)

 SUNCT/SUNA

5 (9.4 %)

 Chronic cluster headache + SUNCT/SUNA

2 (3.8 %)

 SUNCT/SUNA + hemicrania continua

1 (1.9 %)

Number of headache types

 1

35 (66.0 %)

 2

15 (28.3 %)

 3

3 (5.7 %)

Monthly days of acute medication

 Mean (SD)

11.77 (±10.34)

 Range

0–30

Medication overuse at implant

20 (37.7 %)

Mean number of preventatives prior to ONS

 Mean (SD)

9.36 (±2.61)

 Range

4–19

Prior response to GON block

12 (22.6 %)

Follow up since ONS implant

 Median

42.00 months

 Mean (SD)

46.79 months (±21.70)

 Range

6–97 months

  1. GON greater occipital nerve, ONS occipital nerve stimulation, SD standard deviation, SUNA short lasting unilateral neuralgiform headache attacks with autonomic features, SUNCT short lasting unilateral neuralgiform headache attacks with conjunctival injection and tearing