In (1), the following
error was published on page 2 of the article.
Table 1
5. No loss of consciousness, or loss of consciousness ≥ 30 min
The time value was incorrect and the text should have read:
Table 1
5. No loss of consciousness, or loss of consciousness < 30 min
The corrected version of the table appears below:
The International Headache Classification 2nd Edition diagnostic criteria of chronic
post-traumatic headache
5.2
New headache occurring < 7 days after and
lasting > 3 months after head trauma or after regaining consciousness or
memory
5.2.1
CPTH with moderate or severe head injury meaning at
least one of the following:
1. Loss of consciousness > 30 min
2. Glasgow Coma Scale < 13
3. Posttraumatic amnesia > 48 h
4. Imaging demonstration of a traumatic brain
lesion (cerebral haematoma, brain contusion or skull fracture)
5.2.2
CPTH with mild head injury meaning all of the
following:
5. No loss of consciousness, or loss of
consciousness < 30 min
6. Glasgow Coma Scale ≥ 13
7. Symptoms or signs diagnostic of
concussion
We apologize for this error.
References
1.
BaandrupLJensenR. Chronic post-traumatic headache – a clinical analysis
in relation to the International Headache Classification 2nd
Edition. Cephalalgia2004. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-2982.2004.00818.x