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Results During the study period, a total of 2813 patients presented at the EOD. 420 (14,9 %) of those patients complained about headache as their main symptom. They were 133 (31,6% of headaches) men, 291 (68,4%) women, with a mean age of 36,6 years in male and 39,7 years in female headache patients. A primary headache was diagnosed in 214 (50,9%) patients, secondary headache in 101 (24,0%) patients and 105 (25,1%) patients did not fulfil the diagnostic criteria for a distinct headache. 65 (15,4%) patients were admitted to hospital, about half of them (n=30, 7,1%) to a one day care unit, and 35 (8,30%) to a ward). 24 (5,7%) patients arrived with public emergency transport services, but only 11 were admitted to hospital.

Use of Emergency Medical Services by headache patients in a Greek metropolitan population