Abstract
Researchers at Hallym University, Anyang, Korea investigated the clinical features of headache associated with mobile phone (HAMP) use among 247 medical students.
Highlights
Adverse events in 49% included subdural hemorrhage in 17% patients, wound infection in 14.9%, CSF leak in 10.6%, and symptomatic brain swelling in 6.4%
Researchers at Hallym University, Anyang, Korea investigated the clinical features of headache associated with mobile phone (HAMP) use among 247 medical students
Clinical features of headache associated with mobile phone use: a crosssectional study in university students
Summary
Researchers at Hallym University, Anyang, Korea investigated the clinical features of headache associated with mobile phone (HAMP) use among 247 medical students. Adverse events in 49% included subdural hemorrhage in 17% patients, wound infection in 14.9%, CSF leak in 10.6%, and symptomatic brain swelling in 6.4%. The frequency of adverse events was 20% in children 2 years of age. Of the 46 patients with adverse events, unplanned surgery had to be performed in 17 cases.
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