Insights into radiographic investigations for headaches in general practice
ConclusionSignificant intracranial findings were uncommon following imaging for headaches, and MRIs offer no advantages over CTs. Repeating head scans within 5 years offers no clear benefits. Psycho-morbidities should be considered when deciding the imaging needs, given the lesser chance of findings. Larger studies will help validate these findings.
Source: Family Practice - Category: Primary Care Source Type: research
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