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Migraine Surgery with Dr. Kayvan Khiabani

AIR DATE: June 28, 2011
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Around 30 million Americans get migraine headaches.  And some migraines are really bad – to the point of nausea or throwing up.  For some people, migraines can last up to 48 hours and keep them from going into work, much less leaving the house.  Recently, doctors have found a new surgery that been showing an over 80% success rate – and it’s being done by plastic surgeons.  The surgeon makes incisions on nerve trigger points around the head, which relieves pressure.  We talk to the only surgeon in Nevada doing this procedure about the pros and cons.

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Kayvan Khiabani, M.D., assistant professor; University of Nevada School of Medicine

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Do you think this sort of surgery could be used to lessen or eliminate tinnitus? As I understand it, some forms of tinnitus are due to nerve problems in the head and neck.
HeidiJun 28, 2011 10:23:05 AM


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