Autonomic ganglionitis with severe hypertension, migraine, and episodic but fatal hypotension.

Lee, H C; Coulter, C L; Adickes, E D; Porterfield, J; Robertson, D; Bravo, E; Pettinger, W A · Neurology · 1996

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Abstract

We report the clinical, pathologic, and immunohistochemical features of a severe hypertensive patient with recurrent migraine-induced hypotension. The patient died of migraine-induced vasomotor paralysis despite prompt institutions of fluid and sympathomimetic and parasympatholytic agents. Postmortem study revealed autonomic ganglionitis and neuritis.

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