"Current Perspectives on Less-known Aspects of Headache" ed. by Hande Turker

This book is quite different from classical headache books. First of all, it does not contain the classical schema of a classical headache textbook. This book contains many answers for many unanswered questions about headache in general, for example, "Is headache a genetic condition?", "What do smartphones do to our brains? Do they cause headaches?", and "Does botulinum toxin really improve chronic migraine?". The book will be an interesting read and perhaps a guide in some new aspects of headache and help understand "some interesting headache issues" while stressing some of the less known mentioned above.

Headache, as a main neurological problem in everyday life, still takes place as a contributor on top of the list of many partially solved neurological conditions. Not only primary headaches but secondary headaches are still clinical concerns of diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and therapy.

Contents
Preface
1 Genetic Aspect of Headache
2 Children and Adolescents with Primary Tension‐Type Headaches: Research and Practice Perspectives for Non‐ Pharmacological Interdisciplinary Headache Service
3 Primary Headaches and their Relationship with the Autonomic Nervous System
4 Relation between Smartphone Use and Unilateral Ocular Pain and Headache
5 Trichodynia (Scalp Dysesthesia)
6 Surgical Therapy of Migraine and Tension-Type Headache
7 Surgical Management of Migraine Headaches
8 Management of Migraine Headaches: OnabotulinumtoxinA Injection
9 Acupuncture as a Therapy for Headache