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Table 1 Patients: previous headache history and relevant clinical data.

n	Age (years), sex	Handed‐ness Oldfield index	Age at migraine onset (years)	Usual migraine attacks			Attacks with crossed aphasia					Imaging
				Usual migraine attacks			Duration of aura	Aphasic symptoms	Localising signs	Attack witnessed	Repetition of CA attacks
				MWA	VARS	MwoA	Duration of aura	Aphasic symptoms	Localising signs	Attack witnessed	Repetition of CA attacks
1	19, M	RH 100	18	Visual, sensory aphasic aura	8	No	20–90 min	Anomia	L hemianopia	Yes	Yes	CT
									L paresthesias			MRI
									L hemiparesis			MRI
2	46, M	RH	36	Visual and aphasic aura	10	No	10 min	Anomia semantic paraphasias	L hemianopia	Yes family	Yes	CT
3	20, F	RH 100	9	Visual and sensory aura	8	Yes	60 min	Anomia speech programming impairment	L hemianopia	No	Yes	CT
3	20, F	RH 100	9	Visual and sensory aura	8	Yes	60 min	Anomia speech programming impairment	L paresthesias	No	Yes	CT
4	23, M	RH 80	12	Visual aura	8	No	4 h	Cannot organise sentences paraphasias	L hemianopia	Yes ER	No	CT
									L paresthesias			MRI
									L hemiparesis			MRI
5	34, M	RH 100	12	Visual sensory aura	5	Yes	60–120 min	Stereotype “hum” paraphasias	L paresthesias	Yes ER	Yes	CT
5	34, M	RH 100	12	Visual sensory aura	5	Yes	60–120 min	Stereotype “hum” paraphasias	L paresthesias	Yes ER	Yes	MRI

CA, crossed aphasia; ER, emergency room; F, female; L, left; M, male; RH, right handed; MWA, migraine with aura; MWoA, migraine without aura; VARS, Visual Aura Rating Scale.