Spectrum of migraine variants and beyond: The individual syndromes in children

“Migraine-related conditions” are probably the second most common condition after seizure encountered in pediatric neurology requiring frequent Emergency Department visits. Among migraines, migraine-related condition presents with an acute onset sign or symptom other than headache or visual aura of unknown etiology. A delay in diagnosis is a common occurrence.Previously, the authors proposed a common clinical profile and suggested that the future review should seek the applicability of the common profile in aid to clinical diagnosis of migraine-related individual syndromes.Authors describe the clinical characteristics and differential diagnosis of the spectrum of migraine variants and beyond in children.