Abstract: A method and system to treat headaches in a patient by performing surgery via at least one nostril. Data from a computer tomography scan of at least one nasal cavity and one sinus cavity of the patient and a completed headache questionnaire are matched to at least one nasal/sinus surgery plan to operate on at least one of: a nasal septum, at least one sinus cavity and at least one turbinate of the patient.

Abstract: A diagnostic method for determining if a patient is viable candidate for a surgical procedure to permanently eliminate migraine headache pain. The method includes determining if a patient's pain is a migraine pain condition or pain from another medical condition and determining an anatomical location of the determined migraine pain condition. Once the anatomical location is determined, the method correlates the determined anatomical location of the migraine pain condition to a root cause nasal/sinus location and determines a root cause nasal/sinus condition that is causing the patient's migraine pain. Once these diagnostic procedures are complete, the patient may be scheduled for surgery to eliminate the root cause nasal/sinus condition, and thus, permanently eliminate the migraine headache pain.

Abstract: A method and system to diagnose and treat headaches in a patient. Data from a computer tomography scan of at least one nasal cavity and one sinus cavity of the patient and a set of headache and congestion data provided by the patient are matched to at least one surgery plan. An interactive system guides the surgery and provides a record thereof.

Abstract: A diagnostic method for determining if a patient is viable candidate for a surgical procedure to permanently eliminate migraine headache pain. The method includes determining if a patient's pain is a migraine pain condition or pain from another medical condition and determining an anatomical location of the determined migraine pain condition. Once the anatomical location is determined, the method correlates the determined anatomical location of the migraine pain condition to a root cause nasal/sinus location and determines a root cause nasal/sinus condition that is causing the patient's migraine pain. Once these diagnostic procedures are complete, the patient may be scheduled for surgery to eliminate the root cause nasal/sinus condition, and thus, permanently eliminate the migraine headache pain.

Abstract: A diagnostic method for determining if a patient is viable candidate for a surgical procedure to permanently eliminate migraine headache pain. The method includes determining if a patient's pain is a migraine pain condition or pain from another medical condition and determining an anatomical location of the determined migraine pain condition. Once the anatomical location is determined, the method correlates the determined anatomical location of the migraine pain condition to a root cause nasal/sinus location and determines a root cause nasal/sinus condition that is causing the patient's migraine pain. Once these diagnostic procedures are complete, the patient may be scheduled for surgery to eliminate the root cause nasal/sinus condition, and thus, permanently eliminate the migraine headache pain.

Abstract: A method and system to treat headaches in a patient by performing surgery via at least one nostril. Data from a computer tomography scan of at least one nasal cavity and one sinus cavity of the patient and a completed headache questionnaire are matched to at least one nasal/sinus surgery plan to operate on at least one of; a nasal septum, at least one sinus cavity and at least one turbinate of the patient.