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Background Migraine patients often report cognitive impairment, especially regarding memory and attention. There is no consensus about the relationship between migraine and cognitive problems [1]. Aim of our open cross-sectional study was to explore the cognitive performance of migraine patients accessing our Headache Centre and its relationship with demographic, clinical and psychopathological measures.

O007. Self-referred cognitive impairment in migraine patients