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Kinerja Reproduksi Induk Sapi Sumba Ongole di Kelurahan Lambanapu Kecamatan Kambera, Kabupaten Sumba Timur
Authors: Naomi Tenga Lunga  , Alexander Kaka  , Denisius Umbu Pati  
Published: November 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui kinerja reproduksi induk sapi sumba ongole di kecamatan kambera, kabupaten sumba timur karena hal ini sangat menentukan peningkatan populasi ternak sapi sumba ongole dan ketersedian daging. Penelitian dilakukan dengan metode survei pada peternak sapi ongole, induk sapi ongole 41 ekor di kelurahan lambanapu kecamatan kambera, kabupaten sumba timur mulai dari bulan maret-april 2022. Parameter penelitian adalah umur ternak, calving interval, post partum estrus (PPE), post partum matting (PPM). Hasil penelitian dianalisis secara deskriptif. Kinerja reproduksi sapi sumba ongole berturut-turut umur 53.56 bulan, calving interval 13.963 bulan, ppe 36.88 bulan, ppm 42.15 bulan, kesimpulan kinerja reproduksi induk sapi sumba ongole di kelurahan lambanapu kecamatan kambera, kabupaten sumba timur menunjukkan bahwa umur ternak sapi sumba ongole kurang baik dan post partum estrus (ppe), post partum matting (ppm) kurang ideal sehingga calving intervalnya panjang.
Faktor-Faktor yang Mempengaruhi Produksi Madu di Desa Danau Lamo Kabupaten Muaro Jambi
Authors: Rahmat Rifai  , Adriani Adriani  , Fachroerrozi Hoesni  
Published: November 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mempelajari faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi produksi peternakan lebah madu Apis mellifera di Desa Danau Lamo. Penelitian ini dilaksanakan pada tanggal 10 Desember 2021 sampai tanggal 17 Februari 2022 di Peternakan Lebah madu Apis mellifera di Desa Danau Lamo. Teknik Pengumpulan data dalam penelitian ini menggunakan data primer dan sekunder. Analisis data pada penelitian ini menggunakan analisis produksi Cobb Douglas (CD). Variable yang diamati pada penelitian ini adalah produksi madu, jumlah koloni, jarak sumber pakan, jarak sumber air dan masa panen. Hasil analisis regresi linier berganda diatas dapat dideskripsikan persamaannya sebagai berikut: Produksi madu (Y) = 1,099 +0,115 koloni (β1) -0,152 Berat lebah (β2) -0,90 Jarak sumber pakan (β3) -0,1 Jarak sumber air (β4) -0,477 hari panen (β5). semua faktor berpengaruh nyata (P<0.05) terhadap produksi madu di Desa Danau Lamo, tetapi pada hasil analisis regresi koefisien yang diperoleh hasil negatif dan positif. Pada faktor Jumlah koloni (X1) hasil analisis regresi diperoleh koefisien adalah bertanda positif, berarti ketika koloni lebah bertambah maka produksi madu juga bertambah. Sedangkan untuk faktor berat koloni (X2), jarak sumber pakan (X2), jarak sumber air (X2) dan masa panen (X2) hasil analisis regresi diperoleh koefisien adalah bertanda negatif, menandakan ketika berat lebah semakin tinggi, jarak sumber pakan semakin jauh, sumber air semakin jauh dan masa panen semakin lama maka produksi madu akan menurun. Berdasarkan penelitian ini dapat disimpulkan bahwa Peningkatan jumlah koloni lebah meningkatkan produksi madu secara nyata dan produksi madu nyata dipengaruhi berat lebah, jarak sumber pakan, jarak sumber air dan masa panen.
Headache Medicine: updates and bibliometric analysis
Authors: Andrade Juliana Ramos de , Peres Mario Fernando Pietro , Silva-Néto Raimundo Pereira , Valença Marcelo Moraes 
Published: November 2022

Introduction
Headache Medicine is the official scientific journal of the Brazilian Headache Society that has been publishing clinical and experimental, qualitative, and quantitative research on headaches and orofacial pain for 28 years, as well as aspects related to pain that may have implications for headaches. In constant updating, Headache Medicine demonstrates commitment and scientific ethics following the international criteria for publication in the medical field.
Objective
Describe updates made in 2020 to the management and editorial process and bibliometric data from Headache Medicine publications and accesses to demonstrate their impact on headache science.
Methods
Data on the quantity and location of accesses until September 2022 were obtained from Google Analytics. The most accessed and read articles (originals, reviews, or case reports) were identified through the statistical reports of the Open Journal Systems (OJS). The journal's H5 index and the citations of each published paper were consulted in Publish or Perish and Google Scholar, respectively.
Results
In 2020, Headache Medicine obtained ISSN online, migrated its management to OJS, registered a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) on all articles published, linked the authors' ORCiD to the publication, and updated the publication of the numbers of each issue. Google Analytics has been monitoring Headache Medicine for just 2 years and has already accounted for more than 38,000 accesses from 150 countries. Brazil (29,282 accesses), the United States (2,186 accesses), Portugal (1,434 accesses) and China (377 accesses) are the 4 countries with the most access. Headache Medicine has published 202 original articles, reviews or case reports since 2010. The three most accessed articles with abstract and full article are literature review: Topiramate and cognitive function: review (Santos et al., 2005) with 1,152 accesses, Pizotifen for the treatment of migraine.
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Drug management for migraine with aura and treatment alternatives: a case report
Authors: Deléo Rhayra Alani Villa , Pinto Antônio Carlos Guimarães , Amaral Priscila Cristian do , Souza Pietra Monique de , Barroso Andressa Eliziário 
Published: November 2022

Introduction
Migraine is a chronic disease and affects about 15% of the World population. It is the second most disabling disease among young adults. Pathophysiology has not yet been fully clarified, but there is evidence for genetic alterations that cause a state of hyperexcitability and metabolic alterations that make the central nervous system more susceptible to external stimuli.
Objective
To present the evolution of a diagnosis of headache with aura treated with drugs and the results obtained.
Methods
Data collected through complete anamnesis.
Results/Case report
Woman, 26 years old, student, white, with hypothyroidism, denies smoking and alcohol consumption. Reports practicing physical activity and maintaining a healthy diet. Complains of headache for 9 years, with increased intensity and frequency. At the age of 18, period of onset of pain, frequency was every 10-15 days, with a maximum duration of one day and visual changes. She was using oral contraceptive pill (OCP) and dipyrone, without neurological consultation. At the age of 20, the use of OCP ceased, with worsening of the frequency and intensity of pain, the patient sought specialized medical care. Neurologist diagnosed migraine with aura triggered by stress. As treatment, he prescribed 50 mg/day of topiramate divided into two doses and alprazolam 0.5 mg, with return in 60 days. Reports no improvement and there was an increase in topiramate dosage to 100 mg and alprazolam dosage to 1 mg/day.
There was relative improvement for an approximate period of 4 months. Patient returned to daily pain, with episodes of throbbing pain, with exacerbated photo and phonophobia, need for hospital care twice a month and beginning of concentration problems. In hospital care, reports having received tramal, profenid and dramin.
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Case report: a paroxysmal hemicrania responsive to verapamil
Authors: Cesar Alcântara Ramos de Assis , Ferreira Pablo Guarisco , Fabris Ângelo Afonso , Silva Paola Bernardi da 
Published: November 2022

Introduction
Paroxysmal hemicrania (PH), a trigeminal autonomic headache, is characterized by unilateral pain in the orbital, supraorbital, and temporal regions, accompanied by nasal congestion and ocular hyperemia, with a predominance (not exclusively) in women, with attacks lasting 2 to 30 minutes and occurring several times daily. Pain crises have been known to cease completely or almost completely with the use of indomethacin. However, in some patients, the side effects caused by taking the drug prevent continuation of treatment. There is also the possibility of a partial response to the first-line drug. In these cases, alternative drugs are chosen, with verapamil being one of the drugs of choice.
Objectives
In this report, we present a case of a patient with a partial response to the first-line drug therapy and good responsiveness to verapamil.
Methods
We collected patient data through the electronic medical record. Afterward, we reviewed the literature regarding paroxysmal hemicrania and its responsiveness to indomethacin and verapamil.
Results
A 56-year-old woman presented with a 1-year history of throbbing pain in the left hemiface, and retro-orbital and temporal ipsilateral pain, lasting approximately 30 minutes with a frequency of 5-6 episodes per day and a maximum remission period of 3 months. The headache attacks were associated with nasal congestion and allodynia and had worsened recently. Her medical history was positive for major depressive disorder and hypertension. At the time she presented, she was taking carbamazepine 900 mg per day, which resulted in partial relief of pain. Clinical examination revealed pain on palpation of the trigeminal branches on the left side, bilateral temporomandibular pain, and pain on palpation of the right greater occipital nerve. Magnetic resonance angiography of the head showed no abnormalities...
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Painful unilateral facial swelling due to superficial temporal artery thrombosis: a rare presentation of Antiphospholipid Syndrome
Authors: Lima Helena da Cunha Lopes de , Pereira Ana Clara Dias , Moura Naiara Cunha de , Silva Vivian Langue Rodrigues , Silva Junior Hilton Mariano da 
Published: November 2022

Introduction
Persistent painful unilateral temporal swelling is rarely seen in clinical practice. Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) is an autoimmune and systemic disorder that causes changes in blood clotting homeostasis, marked by arterial or venous thrombosis, gestational morbidity, and high and persistently positive serum levels of antiphospholipid antibodies (aPL). APS is more common in young women and middle-aged adults, with no preference for race. Among its clinical features, temporal artery thrombosis, associated with headache and temporal and hemifacial edema is extremely rare, with few publications worldwide on this topic.
Objective
This report aims to present the case of a unilateral painful facial edema due to thrombosis of the superficial temporal artery as an unprecedented manifestation of Antiphospholipid Syndrome. Thus, the only record in the English-language literature surveyed in the Pubmed database in July 2022 highlights the rarity of this APS presentation and the consequent challenge in suspecting the correct diagnosis for adequate treatment.
Methods
Case report. Data disclosure was authorized by the patient through an informed consent form.
Results
A 32-year-old woman was presented with pain in the right temporal region of her face. The pain was intense, daily and continuous, pulsating, without irradiation, which worsened with physical activity and presented partial relief with common analgesics. After 20 days, she developed a right pale temporal edema (Figure 1) associated with a significant worsening of pain and intense right unilateral headache attacks triggered by chewing and speaking. She has a history of deep vein thrombosis in the left lower limb. Physical examination and imaging tests showed significant cold edema of the right temporal region with asymmetry of the temporal muscles, which was extremely painful on palpation and made it difficult to open the mouth. There were no other changes in the general physical...
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Ramsay-Hunt syndrome in HIV patient
Authors: Onuki Maria Eduarda Oliveira , Braga Mariana Leme , Oliveira Flávia Rodrigues de , Santos Edgar de Bortholi 
Published: November 2022

Introduction
Ramsay-Hunt syndrome type (SRH) type II is defined by the combination of herpes zoster oticus to acute peripheral facial nerve paralysis, described in 1907 by James Ramsay Hunt. Reactivation of latent varicella-zoster virus in the geniculate ganglion of the facial nerve will cause SRH, resulting in inflammation, edema, and compression of the VII cranial pair. However, nerve involvement, and in turn the development of SRH, manifests in less than 1% of infected patients. It is the second most common cause of atraumatic peripheral facial palsy (PFP) and has an incidence of 5 cases/100,000 people, with no sex predilection. Currently, SRH is classically described as a triad of otalgia, ipsilateral facial paralysis, and vesicles near the ear and ear canal; however, motor, sensory, and autonomic impairment when combined result in diverse neurological damage and may cause different symptoms, its diagnosis is mainly clinical.
Goal
To report the case of an HIV patient associated with SHR, seen by IIER between May and June/2022.
Case Report
Male, 49 years old, sought care on 05/20/22 in a hospital with complaints of vertigo and intense headache, associated with nausea and vomiting with onset of symptoms one day ago. His personal history was HIV+, diagnosed in 2013 and under regular treatment. On 5/25/22 resurfaced with the same symptoms of vertigo in conjunction with the appearance of an erythematous and painful vesicle in the right auricular region with edema and flushing of the region in association with PFP symptoms. On 05/30/22 he returned to the clinic with the same symptoms as before, and a magnetic resonance imaging of the temporal bones was done, showing an inflammatory process through the contrast at the bottom of the internal auditory canal suggestive of Bell's Palsy.
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Analysis of sleep, pain and anxiety correlation in individuals with TMD: an analytic transversal study
Authors: Paranhos Renata , Silvestre Lúcia , Fernandes Renata , Ramos Carina , Silva Valdir Luna da , Matos Rhowena Jane Barbosa de , Vilela Maria Cristina Ramos 
Published: November 2022

Introduction
Temporomandibular disorder (TMD) is a pathology of the stomatognathic system, considered the main cause of non-dental orofacial pain. Several signs and symptoms are present in the face from this pathology, and among them, there is the possibility of pain in the joint and associated regions.
Pain is defined by International Association Study of Pain as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with, or resembling that associated with, actual or potential tissue damage. Although it relates to adaptive processes, it can cause adverse effects on social and psychological function and well-being, influenced to different degrees by biological, psychological and social factors. Individuals with chronic pain, further to the pains, have oscillation in their emotional behaviors and sleep disturbances.
The anxiety and depression in the pathogenesis of temporomandibular disorders have been investigated since the entry of Research Diagnostic Criteria (RDC) for TMD in 1992, approached in Axis II of this instrument. Studies indicate that the health of the individual and quality of life are influenced negatively by the pain and/or for the stress caused by TMD, which can compromise daily activities, cognitive and affective balance, the physical activities and sleep.
As shown above, TMD is considered an important health problem nowadays, and is also important to consider the psychological aspects related to it and the impacts on the quality of the individuals affected by this disorder.
Objective
The aim of this study is to analyze the correlation of sleep, pain and anxiety in individuals with TMD.
Methods
This work is a cross-sectional study that uses data from research realized in Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE), approved by the Ethics and Research Committee and labeled under the number 81287.9.0000.5208...
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Residents: how is headache care in general, including emergency
Authors: Orsi Sophia , Ferreira Sarah Gavião , Paternost Beatriz Andrade , Cavalcanti Tarso Vieira , Farina José Henrique Fetti , Zambelli Bárbara Aparecida Klafke , Silva Ulisses Cleber da , Melhado Eliana Meire 
Published: November 2022

Introduction
Headaches are pains in any region of the head with variable intensity, as well as its location. They can be localized or diffuse, acute or chronic, associated or not with other symptoms and have numerous causes.More than 90% of people report a history of headache during their lifetime. In addition, an overload is observed in emergency units and outpatient clinics due to inadequate initial care for a headache.
Objective
1) Conduct an epidemiological survey of headache care in emergency care units, analyzing the conduct of resident physicians. 2) Estimate the resolvability of headache cases in the emergency room and provide actions through continuing education if a deficiency in the care provided by professionals is demonstrated.
Methods
This is a descriptive observational study (cross-sectional cohort) in which we applied an online questionnaire to resident physicians who will be providing treatment in general to the patients in the city of Catanduva and neighboring cities. This is a semi-structured interview aided with self-administrated questionnaire (annexed in online in private cloud to guarantee confidentiality) which was sent via email and WhatsApp. Before joining the study, the participants filled out the informed consent form. After applying the forms, Excel spreadsheet was generated in order to process the statistical analysis. The inclusion criteria was: be a resident physician in any area of activity. The exclusion criteria: resident withdrawal at any time during the study. Number of the project in the ethics committee: 44857315.5.0000.5430
Results
A total of 115 residents physicians answered the questionnaire. The average age is 27,6 years and the majority are specializing in Clinical Surgery, Internal
Medicine and Clinical Specialties. Twenty residents reported they didn't see any headache patient and the other 95 cared weekly for an average of 4,87 patients with...

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Brain volumetry by voxel-based-morphometry in migraineurs: comparison between groups and clinical correlations
Authors: Silva Natália de Oliveira , Maciel Nicoly Machado , Carvalho Gabriela Ferreira , Bevilaqua-Grossi Débora , Santos Antônio Carlos dos , Dach Fabíola 
Published: November 2022

Background
Migraine was previously interpreted as “benign” disease since the major part of patients were asymptomatic between attacks and brain lesions are absent in primary headaches. Advances in structural neuroimaging have changed this point of view. Voxel-based-morphometry is an accurate technique to evaluate objectively structural brain damage. Our hypothesis was that some clinical features of migraine, as aura and attack frequencies, are more related to volumetric changes in migraineurs brains.

Objectives
To compare brain lobes volumetry between migraine patients (episodic migraine, with and without aura, chronic migraine) and healthy controls. To evaluate the correlations of brain volumetric variables with clinical variables.

Methods
This is a cross-sectional study performed with 60 female volunteers, aged between 18 and 55 years old, equally allocated into four groups: episodic migraine without aura, episodic migraine with aura, chronic migraine and controls. The sample was clinically characterized by the following variables: age, number of days with headache in the last month, number of days with aura in the last month, average pain intensity in the last month, disease duration calculated in number of years from the migraine diagnosis to the MRI performance, and the use of prophylactic drugs for migraine. Volunteers underwent brain MRI, and Free Surfer software was used to perform volumetric studies. Statistical analyses included Mann-Whitney test, Kruskal-Wallis test, Dunn test and Spearmann correlations.

Results
No statistically relevant differences were found in cerebral lobe volumes and supratentorial white matter in the comparison between groups. Regarding to clinical correlations, age influenced the brain lobes volumetric reduction, as expected, except for the parietal lobe, for which the correlation was not important. The disease duration was correlated with the reduction of the frontal (p<0.001 / r=-0.531), temporal (p=0.003/r=-0.433), parietal (p=0.004/r=-0.431) lobes; when adjusted by age...

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Diagnostic challenges in sporadic hemiplegic migraine: a case report
Authors: Santos Itamar Meireles , Sousa-Santos Patrick Emanuell , Alvarenga Tarcísio Nunes , Pozzobon Pedro Machry , Baston Ana Beatriz , Teixeira Igor de Lima e 
Published: November 2022

Case Presentation
Female, 62 years old, history previous of hypertension and multiple cavernomatosis, admitted to our service emergency room with hypothesis of stroke. The patient presented headache associated with nausea and phosphenes in the right eye, with evolution for right hemiplegia. However, she showed complete and spontaneous reversal of symptoms, in a few minutes. The patient presented similar symptoms with annual recurrence since 2019, always following migraine attack. She denied familiar history of migraine. Brain MRI showed multiple cavernomatosis, with no signs of old or recent ischemia. Brain and cervical CT angiography and laboratorial tests were normal. She was then diagnosed with sporadic hemiplegic migraine, with no family report of the disease. She received treatment with Amitriptyline 50 mg per day, without further recurrences.
Discussion
Hemiplegic migraine (HM) is a rare form of migraine with motor aura, which includes fully reversible motor weakness. The aura of HM is most probably caused by cortical spreading depression, a self-propagating wave of neuronal and glial depolarization that spreads across the cerebral cortex. Patients who are the first member of their family to have hemiplegic migraine are classified as having sporadic hemiplegic migraine. Some cases of sporadic hemiplegic migraine are caused by one of the genetic variants that cause familial hemiplegic migraine. The treatment of HM is empirical and mainly relies on principles of management of the common types of migraine, except for triptans use, medication historically contraindicated because of vasoconstrictor properties.
Final comments
Hemiplegic migraine is an important differential diagnosis with stroke in patients with migraine. Correct recognition of this condition can be a crucial factor in the treatment and prognosis of the patient in the emergency room.

Keywords: hemiplegic migraine, motor aura, stroke mimics.