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    Hair Transplantation in Migraine Headache Patients

    September 2017 in “ Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery – Global Open ”
    Safvet Örs
    Studysummary This report describes six patients experiencing significant relief from migraine symptoms after undergoing hair transplantation.
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